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spare bolts
anyone know where i can get a set of spare bolts, not for the printer but for projects im making, there a nice set to have :)
if not anyone know what bolts they are :)
im looking for the ones that hold the frame together both long and short, i do have a few that are the spares, what i want is like 100 of each
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Mcmaster Carr or similar supply company. Usually a 100 or so screws is like 5-10 bucks or so.
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They are socket head M3 screws and hexagon M3 nuts for the most part.
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yep I get mine from either amazon or the asian hardware shop in swadlincote. If he doesn't sell it - I doubt you'll ever need it :-)
I've got both the hex socket ones and normal phillips head ones that work just as well.
All m3
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If you are buying some then take care not to get JIS head. You will not have a screwdriver to fit them.
I also doubt that you get Philips head, I don't think anyone makes them any more for anything do they?
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crosshead - always called them phillips
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Well looking the diagram I definitely mean phillips. Can't see what the issue is with the jis either looks the same.
You just get a flat bladed screwdriver that fits, like normal ;-)
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Beware, cowboy on the loose.
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I bought a bunch of screws/nuts from Bolt Depot. Metric Bolts are very rare in any stores in my area. I wound up getting a bunch of M3 bolts in various lengths, that I keep around for projects that require them. I was happy with their service, and the price was not bad.
All the bolts I bought have hex heads, but, as their name implies, they have a variety of types.
Cheers,
John
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thanks guys,
bought a mixed set of these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1619981580...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
to see if any would work in the way i want.
just to say these are not for my printer, but parts i printed, i wanted style of the print bolts, and while i can get them i think these look better and may end up redoing my printer with these.