| Hefty |
Help me...
What do you call these? and where can I find these with 1/4" 20 internal thread? |
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| sreten |
looks like a camera mounting adaptor, try a camera shop.
:) sreten. |
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| roddyama |
| Those are called "knife threaded inserts" for put reliable machine threads in wood and plastic. You can find an assortment at the high-end wood working shops and possible at in the speciality parts bins in some of the large hardware chain stores. |
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| PassFan |
It is a threaded insert. You can find them at:
http://shop.woodcraft.com
Go to the Hardware section and look under Knock down hardware. They have all sizes |
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| Hefty |
THANK YOU GUYS. :D
Happy, happy joy, joy...
I just ordered myself a whole lot of threaded inserts.
I finally have the hardware to match my Black Diamond Racing Pyramid Cones...
My life is now as close to perfect as can be...
Merry X-mas everyone. |
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| Jye |
I had similar problem a few months ago and just gave up looking, so I might as well ask. Does anyone know of a supplier in or to Australia that has 4 and 5 mm threaded inserts (or something similar like a t-nut)
Cheers
Jye |
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| Jye |
| Probable should have mentioned that fastener supplier only go down to 6mm (because that is the smallest they use in furniture) and the hobby shops only stock imperial. |
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| Magura |
Sure, any skateboard shop have 5mm t nuts, steel or aluminium according to your superstition :)
Magura |
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