I want a brass machine screw pan head or round head(prefer pan head) slotted
How many do you need?
Can probably special order them if you are willing to buy 500/1,000 minimum and wait probably 6-8 weeks since the almost certainly come in for off shore.
Any thing from 50-499 could be trimed in a lathe or maybe a screw machine.
Anything below 50 would be hack saw time.
HTH
Lew
Cut the 2.5" off at 2.25 or is this just spam?
My first thought was hacksaw, or maybe even a grinder.
He probably needs a *lot* of them.
Steve isn't a spammer.
Barry
The following link is to the screw...
Spam.... ? Not in this case.
If it were spam it would be offering to lengthen it.
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I would use maybe 300 or so a year. forget hacksaw I use a steel shear (G) but just the hassle and time to cut them all and sand the ends and buff off the bur is something I could live without.
read this message. man they are spendy stainless is only .21 each.
I use an angle grinder. It's one of the few ways I have of cutting screws without needing to re-form the thread afterwards. If you're doing a lot, make up a cutting plate with a row of threaded holes in it. Choice of cutting disk is crucial though, for a neat cut.
Are they really .82 EACH???
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:16:07 -0800, the inscrutable Steve Knight spake:
Call and ask for bulk pricing. It's ALWAYS a whole lot cheaper.
Get it in 2.5 and trim down to 2.25??
John
you don't want to cut brass with a angle grinder. well maybe not it may just clog up the wheels. but I don't want to have to cut them to size it gets old quick after the first
100 or so (G)
it's not a lot till you order say 100 then it's 82 bucks. I get boxes of 1" ones for about 21. each. a little over double the length and quad the price.
you offering to do 300 or so a year for me?? (G)
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