Joined: May 2023
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From: Big Sur California
Bikes: 1946 Holdsworth Cyclone, 1969 Cinelli SC, 1972 Raleigh Pro, 1973 Merz road bike, 1974 Alex Singer Sportif, 1974 Merz track bike, 1975 Teledyne Titan, 1976 Ritchey road bike, 1977 DiNucci built Merz track bike, 1977 (?) Exxon Graftek, many more!
Campy rear axles from this period are 10m x 26 TPI with 55 deg thread angle. This is a thread size that is about as obscure as it gets. Not a chance of finding a die this size. Even it you found one the a new axle would be much less money. I would take the cone and lock nut off of the other side so you can remove the axle from the hub. Hold the axle on the untreaded center portion, soft jaws in a vice for instance. Unscrew the cone, it's made from hardened bearing steel so it will force the soft damaged axle thread back into shape. Worst case, you need a new axle and cone. If you want to avoid the chance of ruining the cone, just cut the damaged thread off of the axle with a hack saw and file the end smooth. In this case you will need another axle. Jim Merz