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lee
Debbie's Servant
I'm lucky the hardware store in our small town has a large selection of quality fasteners you can buy one piece at a time.
You grab what you need, write the unit price down, then tell the cashier how much each piece costs.
anoman
New member
I use Bolt Depot for many 1 up fasteners
https://www.boltdepot.com/Catalog.a...az0a9VEjD-PvPgNe0ELbGuUgAAsWka0gaAk5UEALw_wcB
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https://www.boltdepot.com/Catalog.a...az0a9VEjD-PvPgNe0ELbGuUgAAsWka0gaAk5UEALw_wcB
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rguy
got, got, got no time...
Loctite the nut on the free end of the threaded rod. Then use a hacksaw to cut a slot in the end. Instant common head screw. Round off the head diameter with a file if you need it smaller.
