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I've been searching the websites and can't find BSW raised head countersunk(what we colonials call oval head) screws in 1/4 BSW. I initially tried to find 1/4 BSF but gave up and thought 1/4 BSW would be easier. I can't even seem to find these here in states in 1/4 20 UNC. Stainless preferably, but unplaced would work and I'll plate them in nickel. Help please!
Erich in Seattle.
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It's a struggle this side of the pond too Erich.
I needed (still do) them for my windscreen uprights - couldn't find them anywhere.
Not perfect but M6 raised countersunk slotted machine screws in stainless are available reasonably easily.
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Thank you all. Ordered some from Classic Fasteners. They only have 1 3/4 in stock so I'll have to cut down, but good that they are available. One wouldn't think raised countersunk(oval head) in such a common size would be so hard to find.
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Location: Brecon
Car type: 1932 4-seat Tourer, 1925 Pram Hood Chummy
I just received my order for screws from NTG Services (their item C219F), thinking, perhaps stupidly, that they would be right for the windscreen uprights on my 1932 Tourer. I assumed they would be 1/4" BSF, but they turned out to be tiny BA screws! Fortunately NTG will take these (very expensive) screws back for a refund.
If anyone is thinking of ordering screws from NTG then make sure you check the thread size with them first!
I have recently had 1/4" BSF countersunk raised head screws in a few different lengths from stainlessmiddleton.co.uk They don't do chrome finish but their stainless ones are bright polished and hard to distinguish from chrome. In the absence of chrome I shall be using them for sidescreen peg locking screws, dash panel screws and windscreen uprights.