Screw This!!!
 

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Does anyone know if there is a Screw/Bolt specialists in Sydney? or in Australia that may have an Online Store? or if its in Sydney, somewhere in the Metro area or the burbs?

What I require are grub/socket head screws within the metric size, doesnt have to be stainless, but could be a bonus...

I've heard that a shop up at Drummoyne but dont know the name of the store... :spidey:

Re: Screw This!!!
 

It's called Mr Stainless, a little further down from the RSL if your coming from mLyons Road, or Gladesville.

Although he doesn't really carry much that is good for RC Racing, you need to find a good engineering store.

A.G.

thanks for the tip AG...

hhhmmm engineering store... gonna go ask my engineer of a brother... :tire:

lee brothers in parramatta.. dunlop st i think... dunno about stainless. but they got alot of stuff

you know the SVM porche/jeep dealer? (cant remember suburb), well there is a stainless steel screw shop in the strip of shops there. its on a corner if that helps.. sorry but i cant remember the suburb...:flaming:

i tried finding a cheap screw place in the yellow pages, couldn't find any:lol: i found one joint and i told them the weird sort of screws i needed (:lol: :p :lol: ) i wanted them in alloy and they said it would be near impossible to find a place with screws of that type.

post it here if you find a place that supplies alloy screws at a cheap price.

after looking for about 1/2hr at work through the yellow pages i though "ahh screw it!" and gave up:lol: :lol: :p :p :D :D :smile: :smile:

Any sort of fitter and turner should be able to thread a blank screw to any type thread you want, its almost like a mr minit cutting keys. apart from that, you could get a bag of blank screws from a hardware store (maybe hard to find) and thread one yourself with a sturdy com lathe and a threading chisel.

The place I go to is called Coventry Fasteners. Look it up i the book. We used to get everything from them. I wouldnt worry about stainless. stick with their heat treated hi'tensile black thingys. I like to outfit all my cars with them. That way you just have to use a 2mm hex driver most of the time. They used to be in Alexandria, but moved. Lok them up and find their new location.

And after you make 60 for yourself, make me 60.

A.G.

Custom Model Cars sell assortment alloy screws.

thanks tabmow69, i'll go and have a look... i didnt think CMC sold screws.... hmmm they dont open on weekends do they? lazy bastards!!! :lol: :p ;) just kidding...

i'll have a look for Coventry Fasteners... thanks... Samma3l you taking orders? :nod:

ON A COMM LATHE........I'D LIKE TO SEE THAT

STEEVO:tire:

Try This Link

Fasteners

This is where I get all my screws from...

Steevo:tire:

well if you were to do your own screws (if you were that desparate for them) it would be easier to make a lathing butt on a com lathe than it would be to go out and buy a screw lathe which is practically a com lathe with a butt already with it. I guess you could make a lathing butt out of a metal punch or something similar and a block of wood. Im just putting forward ideas here

you can get a screw lathe? :confused: dats too hard core!!! :batman:

W000T
 

Samma3l, making screws on a Com laythe.... you gotta be smoking something mate.....

those little things dont have enough torque or HP to even start cutting the basic form of a screw let alone cutting the thread...


would be interesting to see someone try....lol