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Chris Merrill

20/08/2003 1:28 AM

looking for a screw (ON topic...really!)

I'm looking for a replacement screw for some teak chairs...

Actually it's two screws - one is a short screw...and the
other is long and threaded internally - more like a bolt,
really, but with a slotted head. roughly 2" long

I've tried the borg, hardware stores and rockler's catalog
with no luck. Here's a picture:

http://home.nc.rr.com/cmerrill/screw.jpg

any ideas?

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[email protected] (Gfretwell)

in reply to Chris Merrill on 20/08/2003 1:28 AM

20/08/2003 1:37 AM

If anyone has them they will be in those pull out drawers with all the
compartments. Did you try Ace?

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[email protected] (Doug Miller)

in reply to Chris Merrill on 20/08/2003 1:28 AM

20/08/2003 1:32 AM

In article <[email protected]>, Chris Merrill <[email protected]> wrote:
>I'm looking for a replacement screw for some teak chairs...
>
>Actually it's two screws - one is a short screw...and the
>other is long and threaded internally - more like a bolt,
>really, but with a slotted head. roughly 2" long
>
>I've tried the borg, hardware stores and rockler's catalog
>with no luck. Here's a picture:
>
>http://home.nc.rr.com/cmerrill/screw.jpg
>
>any ideas?
>
It's called a binding post. Home Depot and Lowe's have them on the fasteners
aisle, in the pull-out trays. You should be able to find them at *any*
hardware store such as Ace or Tru-Value, or an independent mom-and-pop. Just
find an employee with gray hair, and ask him to show you where they are.

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Doug Miller (alphageek-at-milmac-dot-com)

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Chris Merrill

in reply to Chris Merrill on 20/08/2003 1:28 AM

20/08/2003 1:06 PM

Doug Miller wrote:
> It's called a binding post. Home Depot and Lowe's have them on the fasteners
> aisle, in the pull-out trays. You should be able to find them at *any*
> hardware store such as Ace or Tru-Value, or an independent mom-and-pop. Just
> find an employee with gray hair, and ask him to show you where they are.

Thanks...nice to know what it's called!

I'll try Ace again...and the Borgs, as well.

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