Nylon and Brass Bolts

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I'm trying to locate a source of M3 nylon and brass botls, nuts and washers
for a project.

Any ideas where I might buy them?
Thanks,
Bruce
 
Bruce and Anita Bull <thebulls.nospam@iinet.net.au> wrote in
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I'm trying to locate a source of M3 nylon and
brass botls, nuts and washers for a project.

Any ideas where I might buy them?
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Dick Smith
Altronics has the metal ones
Jaycar probably, tho they dont include the M3 in the online catalog.
 
Bruce and Anita Bull wrote:

I'm trying to locate a source of M3 nylon and brass botls, nuts and washers
for a project.
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Farnell have the best selection of anyone I know. Brass, nylon,
stainless steel and zinc plated steel (bright or passivated) are all
available in M3, in various head types.

I suspect you really want screws rather than bolts. By definition a
bolt has a section of plain shank (unthreaded) whereas a screw is
threaded all the way up, but the strict definition isn't always
applied. Farnell actually list everything as screws, irrespective of
the shank pattern -- ie some of their screws are bolts.

They're in the printed catalogue under Fasteners & Hardware -- which
is probably on their website as well.

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Bruce and Anita Bull wrote

I suspect you really want screws rather than bolts.
By definition a bolt has a section of plain shank (unthreaded)
whereas a screw is threaded all the way up,
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Bullshit. Most obviously with wood screws.

but the strict definition
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No such animal.

isn't always applied.
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Yours never is.

Farnell actually list everything as screws, irrespective of
the shank pattern -- ie some of their screws are bolts.
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Only using your completely silly 'definition'
 
Rod Speed wrote:

John Harvey <john4271@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Bruce and Anita Bull wrote

I suspect you really want screws rather than bolts.
By definition a bolt has a section of plain shank (unthreaded)
whereas a screw is threaded all the way up,

Bullshit. Most obviously with wood screws.
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Wood screws are a completely different animal, besides which they
don't come in M3 ISO. Perhaps I shoulda said metal threads, for those
to whom it wasn't already obvious.

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John H

Hotmail is a spam trap, wbuauneirl@ovtcbaq.pbz will reach me if you apply ROT13.
 
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Rod Speed wrote
John Harvey <john4271@hotmail.com> wrote
Bruce and Anita Bull wrote

I suspect you really want screws rather than bolts.
By definition a bolt has a section of plain shank (unthreaded)
whereas a screw is threaded all the way up,

Bullshit. Most obviously with wood screws.

Wood screws are a completely different animal,
besides which they don't come in M3 ISO.
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Even you should be able to bullshit your way out
of your predicament better than that pathetic effort.

Perhaps I shoulda said metal threads, for
those to whom it wasn't already obvious.
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Even you should be able to bullshit your way out
of your predicament better than that pathetic effort.
 
Amazing how much trouble people go to over
a screw ;)

peter purple proclaims




Rod Speed wrote:

John Harvey <john4271@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Rod Speed wrote
John Harvey <john4271@hotmail.com> wrote
Bruce and Anita Bull wrote

I suspect you really want screws rather than bolts.
By definition a bolt has a section of plain shank (unthreaded)
whereas a screw is threaded all the way up,

Bullshit. Most obviously with wood screws.

Wood screws are a completely different animal,
besides which they don't come in M3 ISO.

Even you should be able to bullshit your way out
of your predicament better than that pathetic effort.

Perhaps I shoulda said metal threads, for
those to whom it wasn't already obvious.

Even you should be able to bullshit your way out
of your predicament better than that pathetic effort.
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that is because,

peter purple proclaims

below, the infamous nigerian scam list of emails, growing, appended
here for those nice news bots to collect their email addresses and
bombard them instead :)

benjamin_cole2000@yahoo.com, williams_adebayo@hotmail.com,
frpierrejr@yahoo.fr,
"fprohanp" <fprohanp@libero.it>, mariam seseseko <maseko01@yahoo.ca>,
"GEORGE JOHN" <george_500@tiscali.co.uk>
 
If you are in Melbourne, try S. Keable & Co - 03 9321 6400, Thomas
Warburton - 03 9311 8722, Coventry Fasteners - 03 9428 2793, or Yellow Pages
under Fasteners! The electronics stores have very limited supplies as well
as limited quantities.

Angelo Sartore

Melbourne
AUSTRALIA

ADOPT, ADAPT, INVENT, DESTROY !


"Bruce and Anita Bull" <thebulls.nospam@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
news:3fdfa4a3$0$1756$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au...
I'm trying to locate a source of M3 nylon and brass botls, nuts and
washers
for a project.

Any ideas where I might buy them?
Thanks,
Bruce
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