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I have a question about Strap screws and their female threads.

Are they common ones available at DIY stores in the UK?

https://concertina-spares.com/product/straps-screws/?v=3a52f3c22ed6

 

It seems that there is only one type in Japan, just because of the difference in screw diameter.

https://www.yodobashi.com/product/100000001003884721/

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25 minutes ago, genepinefield said:

I have a question about Strap screws and their female threads.

Are they common ones available at DIY stores in the UK?

https://concertina-spares.com/product/straps-screws/?v=3a52f3c22ed6

 

No, you could never buy them in DIY shops. They have always been made specially for concertinas.

 

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It seems that there is only one type in Japan, just because of the difference in screw diameter.

https://www.yodobashi.com/product/100000001003884721/

 

I see there is another type, which might be suitable (depending on the diameters of the thread and the knurled top - what sizes are they?), on that website:  

https://www.yodobashi.com/product/100000001001931661/

 

I have found I can get suitable ones, in brass or stainless steel, by post from a UK supplier, but they have a metric M3 thread and can only be bought in packs of 50.

 

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Thanks, 

 

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I see there is another type, which might be suitable (depending on the diameters of the thread and the knurled top - what sizes are they?), on that website:  

https://www.yodobashi.com/product/100000001001931661/

 

 

 

The product presented is for use at the top of the water crew handle. On other sites it was W3 / 16. I never thought I could use it like that.

https://amzn.to/32YPfZy

 

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I have found I can get suitable ones, in brass or stainless steel, by post from a UK supplier, but they have a metric M3 thread and can only be bought in packs of 50.

Too many pieces. ..

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