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macafee2 20th October 2020 14:22

Could you ever buy
 
Could you ever buy 9/32 or 7mm countersunk machine screws?
looking at the internet I cant find either.

If you know where I could get 3 with nuts, self locking preferably, please do tell.

6mm is a bit sloppy in the hole, 8 will mean drilling

macafee2

planenut 20th October 2020 15:00

Have you tried Screwfix?

macafee2 20th October 2020 15:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by planenut (Post 2843455)
Have you tried Screwfix?

far too specialized for them. I'm not even sure if the size was ever available. The screws I have are probably imperial, but I don't know what.
Measuring the diameter of the thread does not match any size.

macafee2

Saga Lout 20th October 2020 15:20

Try these.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2843441)
Could you ever buy 9/32 or 7mm countersunk machine screws?
looking at the internet I cant find either.

If you know where I could get 3 with nuts, self locking preferably, please do tell.

6mm is a bit sloppy in the hole, 8 will mean drilling

macafee2

Try Brabbin and Rudd of Wigan, engineers supplies and very helpful. The number is 01942 242933. Failing that I have a large box of assorted nuts and bolts of various imperial sizes, maybe I can go through them if all else fails.

COLVERT 20th October 2020 15:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2843461)
far too specialized for them. I'm not even sure if the size was ever available. The screws I have are probably imperial, but I don't know what.
Measuring the diameter of the thread does not match any size.

macafee2

I've never found the diameter of a screw thread to be over size. However on mass production, threads sometimes come out undersize. Maybe if you went up a fraction you might find what your looking for.

cbr1100xx 20th October 2020 15:28

Try pro bolt , huge range in different materials.

Stan

kelvo 20th October 2020 15:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2843461)
far too specialized for them. I'm not even sure if the size was ever available. The screws I have are probably imperial, but I don't know what.
Measuring the diameter of the thread does not match any size.

macafee2

have you got a set of Zeus charts and a Vernier calliper?

Sounds like they could be imperial if they are a nat's under 8mm. Then count the tpi of the screw (I found on very small screws, it was easier to take a photo of the thread against a ruler and then expand on the screen)

Bit of calculation should tell you what they are.

My best guess is that they are either 1/4" or 5/16" something or other.

I did wonder if they are BA, they 0BA is 6mm o/d so unlikely to be that.

macafee2 20th October 2020 18:18

thank you for the replies, I will look into this again tomorrow afternoon

macafee2

breakfastinsmethwick 20th October 2020 18:32

I have a few 7mm nylocs somewhere if it helps FOC.

rab60bit 20th October 2020 18:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2843441)
Could you ever buy 9/32 or 7mm countersunk machine screws?
looking at the internet I cant find either.

If you know where I could get 3 with nuts, self locking preferably, please do tell.

6mm is a bit sloppy in the hole, 8 will mean drilling

macafee2

Have a search for 9/32" UNF, they do exist and are used for things like model making and the legacy aircraft industry.


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