Black finish scrws
2009-02-26 by dunna13
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2009-02-26 by dunna13
Does anyone know where to get black finish wood screws and/or machine screws? I have built my first cabinet and designed my first front panels (for MFOS modules) but I am stuck for fasteners. Beacuse of the cabinet design I can use wood screws or machine screws. Thanks, Al.
2009-02-26 by Paul Bower
are you UK based (looks like it from the Tesco email address) ? Screwfix B&Q Wickes even (though their selection is generally very poor) i'd look at Screwfix though if you have a Farnell or Rapid order to make, i'd check them out as well also get some M4 fibre washers - will save the panels from rack burn cheers paul On 26 Feb 2009, at 19:00, dunna13 wrote: > Does anyone know where to get black finish wood screws and/or machine > screws? I have built my first cabinet and designed my first front > panels (for MFOS modules) but I am stuck for fasteners. Beacuse of the > cabinet design I can use wood screws or machine screws. > Thanks, Al. > > > Paul Bower Un! Recordings www.unrecordings.co.uk www.youtube.com/user/unrecordings www.myspace.com/unrecordings www.last.fm/label/Un%21/
2009-02-26 by T3h caTmaN
2009-02-27 by Clive
Hi Al,
The finish you want is called 'Black Japan', it's a hard finish that
doesn't come off when you use your screwdriver.
I bought some 'cheapies' to start with, for my Dotcom, and ended up
with shiny marks where the driver had been.
I got the Black Japan from Suffolk Fasteners ('cos they're local).
Don't know where you are, probably loads of other places do them but
you need to get the right finish.
Take care,
Clive.
--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "dunna13" <a_j.dunn@...> wrote:> > Does anyone know where to get black finish wood screws and/or machine > screws? I have built my first cabinet and designed my first front > panels (for MFOS modules) but I am stuck for fasteners. Beacuse of the > cabinet design I can use wood screws or machine screws. > Thanks, Al. >
2009-02-27 by loopcycle
From: Clive
Subject: [ModularSynthPanels] Re: Black finish scrws
To: ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, February 27, 2009, 2:13 PMHi Al,
The finish you want is called 'Black Japan', it's a hard finish that
doesn't come off when you use your screwdriver.
I bought some 'cheapies' to start with, for my Dotcom, and ended up
with shiny marks where the driver had been.
I got the Black Japan from Suffolk Fasteners ('cos they're local).
Don't know where you are, probably loads of other places do them but
you need to get the right finish.
Take care,
Clive.
--- In ModularSynthPanels@ yahoogroups. com, "dunna13" >
> Does anyone know where to get black finish wood screws and/or machine
> screws? I have built my first cabinet and designed my first front
> panels (for MFOS modules) but I am stuck for fasteners. Beacuse of the
> cabinet design I can use wood screws or machine screws.
> Thanks, Al.
>
2009-02-28 by Scott Juskiw
I bought a bag of 1000 screws years ago from: http://www.aaronsmachinescrews.com/ These look identical to the screws supplied with MOTM modules, but are shorter so that they work with flat rails mounted on a wood frame. The blackness never wears off. The part I ordered is: Item Name: Qty. 1000-#8-32 x 1/4 Machine Screws, Phillips, Pan, Steel, Black, Full Thread Just noticed that prices have doubled since I ordered mine. Shipping may turn out to cost more than the screws themselves, depends on how many you buy.
2009-02-28 by Mark
I thought the original poster was in Europe or something. Anyway, while my local hardware store sells black machine screws, there are few things in that department that you can't get from McMaster-Carr. http://www.mcmaster.com/#91249a260/=sqyih That link is for entertainment purposes only, please double-check specifications before actually buying parts. On 2/27/09, Scott Juskiw put forth:
>I bought a bag of 1000 screws years ago from: > >http://www.aaronsmachinescrews.com/ > >These look identical to the screws supplied with MOTM modules, but are >shorter so that they work with flat rails mounted on a wood frame. The >blackness never wears off. The part I ordered is: > >Item Name: Qty. 1000-#8-32 x 1/4 Machine Screws, Phillips, Pan, Steel, >Black, Full Thread > >Just noticed that prices have doubled since I ordered mine. Shipping >may turn out to cost more than the screws themselves, depends on how >many you buy.
2009-03-03 by dunna13
Thanks for the replies. I have gone with black japaned scres because my local hardware store has them. Cheers, Al