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#6 Bronze Wood Screws Flat Head Frearson

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#6 Silicon Bronze Wood Screws Frearson Flat Head
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#6 Silicon Bronze Frearson Flat Head wood screws appear similar to the Phillips head but the Frearson has a more pointed 75° V shape. The Frearson tool recess is a perfect cross which minimizes cam out, unlike the Phillips head, which is designed to cam out.

Traditional boatbuilders love these Silicon Bronze wood screws because they have cut threads and the full-bodied diameter shank. Unlike rolled thread screws with their reduced shank--these screws have a shank diameter that is the same size as the outside of the threads. This completely fills the clearance hole normally drilled for the shank thus creating a waterproof seal.

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Silicon Bronze is the traditional choice for marine construction. It is corrosion resistant, helps prevent rot around the screw holes when used under water, and is relatively strong. Although stronger than Solid Brass, Silicon Bronze screws are not as strong as Stainless Steel. They require a carefully sized pilot hole to avoid breakage. We recommend drilling twice (once for the root and once for the shank) as well as using fastener lubricant to avoid breakage.

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Columbus, OH
3 out of 5 stars.

Screws on order.

2 years ago
I'm still waiting for a reply on when the second half of my order will ship.
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Rochester NY
5 out of 5 stars.

Great product good quality easy to use

5 years ago
The only drawback that has me checking other on line for smaller qty of larger screws
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San Diego, CA
5 out of 5 stars.

As always, JD delivers

12 years ago
Best price, excellent delivery service, what more can I add?
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Q: Does ANYONE make a standard hand screwdriver for a Frearson recess? Sometimes called a Red and Prince?

7 years ago
1 Answer

A: We only carry the Bitts, not a hand screwdriver in Frearson. You will see one for sale on ebay.

7 years ago
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Q: What is the diameter of the widest portion of the head of this screw?

9 years ago
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A: Sorry, I used them all. My best guess is 1/4 in., but surely the supplier should be able to answer your question.

9 years ago
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Q: I am fastening 1/4 __quote__ marine plywood to the wooden frame of my pram using #8 Frearson silicon bronze screws. Should I use a countersink, or do I just predrill with a # 8 bit given the thinness of the plywood?

10 years ago
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A: Bob, I used a countersink to get a flush , smooth surface. If you do not use one you will get an irregular surface finish, of course do not go too deep with the countersink.

10 years ago
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Q: Mine is not a marine use, can I drive with phillips bit? Thanks

11 years ago
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A: These type of screw are not very hard, so if you don't use a frearson bit you are going to wear the head of the screw. I ordered then the frearson bit in my order. Best regards.

11 years ago
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Q: Danagreer206@gmail.com. I'm looking for 5mm head x 8mm long counter sunk bronze wood screw. I've had no luck finding this size and hope you can help me. Thank you for your time. Dana

6 years ago
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