Jamestown Distributors

#2 Brass Wood Screws Round Head Slotted

$4.24Limited StockSee Product Details

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Jamestown Distributors

#2 Brass Wood Screws Round Head Slotted

$4.24Limited StockSee Product Details

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Brass Wood Screws
Round Head Slotted Drive
These Brass Wood Screws have cut threads and the full-bodied diameter shank desired by boatbuilders. 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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Silver City New Mexico

5 out of 5 stars.

excellent product

15 years ago

I build small civil war cannons and these screws are used to attach small brass strips to the wooden parts.

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Luthervill, Maryland

5 out of 5 stars.

Good quality #2 wood screws

15 years ago

I used screws to fasten metal barrette backs to highly figured pieces of wood. I found no defective screws as I did in those from big box stores. The price was much more reasonable. The screw heads did not tear out with use of considerable pressure. I will order from this company again.

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