Do you mean the thread that is secured by the bolt? see video in my original post.
No the threaded part fits to a small bridge section, this then attaches the lamp holder. There is a hole in one side of the bridge and this is almost certainly where the earth goes.
 
ah yes I have seen this. So would i solder the earth to that and then would i need to solder earth to the copper too to ensure that is grounded?
 
ah yes I have seen this. So would i solder the earth to that and then would i need to solder earth to the copper too to ensure that is grounded?
No you won't be able to solder to that bridge section. If it is threaded it needs a screw and no earth is required to the pipework as the lamp holder will earth it. The earth connection to the bridge section should not be a screw and nut it needs a thread.
 
No you won't be able to solder to that bridge section. If it is threaded it needs a screw and no earth is required to the pipework as the lamp holder will earth it. The earth connection to the bridge section should not be a screw and nut it needs a thread.
Thanks. Food for thought. I'll try and get a good understanding of that and reply if i'm stuck cheers.
 

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