Slot head Screws

[Cruz]

Now please be serious here.
I know there has been a thread on this subject,which god only knows what it was really about.
However you may be aware that i have a couple of old vans down the back that i might do up one day, and would love to use slot head screws.
Does anyone still supply these new.
Thanks
Cruz

[seeshell]

Hi Cruz

I don't know about locally, but you can easily order them online.

Cheers
Seeshell

[seeshell]

Australian suppliers:
• www.bronzeandbrassfasteners.com.au
• www.keables.com.au/products.htm
• paulshardwareonline.com.au/ (in Sydney)
• www.goodsandchattels.com/

Overseas suppliers:
There are quite a number of vendors on Ebay, which you can search on the exact screw you want.

• www.mcmaster.com/: Stocks majority of common sizes not stocked locally
• www.screwsline.com/: Good range of brass, nickel, chrome plated and Japanned screws
•http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/search_category.do?categoryName=Fasteners&category=1&page=GRID: Bronze, brass and stainless fasteners specially catering to boatbuilding and restoration work
• www.lippincottsupply.com/: Extensive range of brass, steel and stainless fasteners in every available increment (brass 0-14g, steel 0-24g)
• American Integrated Supply: An eBay online store with extra-hard to find sizes, notably large gauges up to 18g stocked in affordable quantities.
• www.narragansettscrew.com/

If you can’t find the screws you need these two companies will make them for you:
• Goulet Specialties USA www.oemfasteners.net/
• Yushung Metal Products Ltd China www.yushung.com/

Hope that helps Cruz!

Cheers
Seeshell

[cobber]

G'day Cruz,

No problem getting them here in Oz
Just have a look in the VINTAGE RESTORATION PARTS SUPPLIERS/INFORMATION at the top of this technical stuff page

Cobber.