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Marshallberg, NC

3 out of 5 stars.

They asked me what I think...

5 years ago

...and I think if we are going to pay the price of a fine, upstanding meal,served to us by beautiful people, for one hundred #8 screws, the least Jamestown could do is deliver them to us in a nice easy to store box, instead of another, yet another useless, unresealable plastic bag. Otherwise, they are screws, fine, nothing wrong with them screws...the slot is even and deep enough to not strip out. They look very nice, I just need to find a way to store the other 92 screws until the next time a need a few more of them.

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Oakdale California

3 out of 5 stars.

yes

6 years ago

Had several snap, few with no threads, and many with chips in the slots.

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Michigan

5 out of 5 stars.

#8 Bronze Wood Screw

16 years ago

I have not had issues with these breaking. I drill one pilot hole and use a lube of linseed oil or wax, or whatever is handy. they work well in the Ash and Spruce I use.

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Q: Do you carry ""countersunk"" washers that match this size and finish?

5 years ago

1 Answer

A: The washers fit well and the color match to the silicon bronze screws is very good.

5 years ago

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Q: Are these screws made in the USA?

10 years ago

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A: If the threads are cut, the come from italy. If the are rolled, the are probably american. You can tell Italian as thread edges are very sharp. Ones we bought from Jamestown were from Italy.

10 years ago

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