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> Most of the door hardware in my tudor-style house is secured with
> square-headed woodscrews (not square drive); they're like very small
> lag screws, with square rather than hex heads...anyone know where I can
> buy these? I've DAGS but come up empty....
> Thanks,
> Eric
>
I have used these in gate hardware before. I have seen them at the hardware
warehouse that services contractors. You might try to find a place like
that to show them the screw in question.
ag111 wrote:
>Most of the door hardware in my tudor-style house is secured with
>square-headed woodscrews (not square drive); they're like very small
>lag screws, with square rather than hex heads...anyone know where I can
>buy these? I've DAGS but come up empty....
Van Dykes has several varieties of pyramid head screws.
http://www.vandykes.com
R,
Tom Q.
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On 13 Jun 2005 08:03:13 -0700, the inscrutable "[email protected]"
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>Most of the door hardware in my tudor-style house is secured with
>square-headed woodscrews (not square drive); they're like very small
>lag screws, with square rather than hex heads...anyone know where I can
>buy these? I've DAGS but come up empty....
Lee Valley ($26/m) and Horton Brasses ($15/m) and VanDyke's
($112.50/m, egad!) have them for their Mission hardware. Google for
"Pyramid head screw", Eric.
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On 13 Jun 2005 08:03:13 -0700, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Most of the door hardware in my tudor-style house is secured with
>square-headed woodscrews (not square drive); they're like very small
>lag screws, with square rather than hex heads...anyone know where I can
>buy these? I've DAGS but come up empty....
>Thanks,
>Eric
probably find them here:
http://www.mcfeelys.com/index.asp
mac
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