Source for #2 x 5/8 brass wood screws?

[Jeff Kelety]

Anyone know of a source for #2 x 5/8 slotted brass wood screws?

Thanks,
Jeff

[Jeff Kelety]

Anyone know of a source for #2 x 5/8 slotted brass wood screws?

Thanks,
Jeff

[Jeff Kelety]

Anyone know of a source for #2 x 5/8 slotted brass wood screws?

Thanks,
Jeff

[Scott Rosen]

Have you tried calling Jamestown Distributors? 1-800-423-0030
www.jamestowndistributors.com (http://www.jamestowndistributors.com)

[Scott Rosen]

Have you tried calling Jamestown Distributors? 1-800-423-0030
www.jamestowndistributors.com (http://www.jamestowndistributors.com)

[Scott Rosen]

Have you tried calling Jamestown Distributors? 1-800-423-0030
www.jamestowndistributors.com (http://www.jamestowndistributors.com)

[trull]

There is McMaster-Carr.
www.mcmaster.com (http://www.mcmaster.com)

[trull]

There is McMaster-Carr.
www.mcmaster.com (http://www.mcmaster.com)

[trull]

There is McMaster-Carr.
www.mcmaster.com (http://www.mcmaster.com)

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks, gents. Mcmaster shows #2 x 1/2. That's all I was able to find elsewhere as well. Maybe no one needs 2 x 5/8 anymore.

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks, gents. Mcmaster shows #2 x 1/2. That's all I was able to find elsewhere as well. Maybe no one needs 2 x 5/8 anymore.

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks, gents. Mcmaster shows #2 x 1/2. That's all I was able to find elsewhere as well. Maybe no one needs 2 x 5/8 anymore.

jgk

[Greg H]

Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners.
http://www.chesfast.com/

[Greg H]

Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners.
http://www.chesfast.com/

[Greg H]

Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners.
http://www.chesfast.com/

[Jeff Kelety]

<Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners>

Yup. Started there, Greg. Same, just 2 x 1/2.

[Jeff Kelety]

<Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners>

Yup. Started there, Greg. Same, just 2 x 1/2.

[Jeff Kelety]

<Howzabout Chesapeake Marine Fasteners>

Yup. Started there, Greg. Same, just 2 x 1/2.

[Bayboat]

Unless there is something very critical about the diameter of #2 wood screws for your use, maybe you can use #3, just slightly greater diameter. Jamestown Distributors has
#3 x 5/8. If it has to be #2, how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. They don't have #2 in bronze or stainless.

[Bayboat]

Unless there is something very critical about the diameter of #2 wood screws for your use, maybe you can use #3, just slightly greater diameter. Jamestown Distributors has
#3 x 5/8. If it has to be #2, how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. They don't have #2 in bronze or stainless.

[Bayboat]

Unless there is something very critical about the diameter of #2 wood screws for your use, maybe you can use #3, just slightly greater diameter. Jamestown Distributors has
#3 x 5/8. If it has to be #2, how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. They don't have #2 in bronze or stainless.

[Jeff Kelety]

<how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. >

By golly, you're right. Jamestown is where I started and musta missed this.

Thanks!

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

<how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. >

By golly, you're right. Jamestown is where I started and musta missed this.

Thanks!

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

<how about snipping off the tip of #2 x 3/4? Jamestown has those. >

By golly, you're right. Jamestown is where I started and musta missed this.

Thanks!

jgk

[David Tabor (sailordave)]

#3 screws, snip the head off a 3/4" screw...

Gosh, so many people that think the same as I do; THAT'S Scary!!

I won't even tell my wife for fear she'll make some snide^ss comment.

[David Tabor (sailordave)]

#3 screws, snip the head off a 3/4" screw...

Gosh, so many people that think the same as I do; THAT'S Scary!!

I won't even tell my wife for fear she'll make some snide^ss comment.

[David Tabor (sailordave)]

#3 screws, snip the head off a 3/4" screw...

Gosh, so many people that think the same as I do; THAT'S Scary!!

I won't even tell my wife for fear she'll make some snide^ss comment.

[Bayboat]

Jeff: Just browsing through the Lee Valley-Veritas catalog. They have #2x5/8 brass flathead slotted screws. Item #91Z02.04, $2.70 for a box of 100. 1-800-871-8158.

[Bayboat]

Jeff: Just browsing through the Lee Valley-Veritas catalog. They have #2x5/8 brass flathead slotted screws. Item #91Z02.04, $2.70 for a box of 100. 1-800-871-8158.

[Bayboat]

Jeff: Just browsing through the Lee Valley-Veritas catalog. They have #2x5/8 brass flathead slotted screws. Item #91Z02.04, $2.70 for a box of 100. 1-800-871-8158.

[Jamie Hascall]

Jeff,

My standard in the region is Tacoma Screw Products. I have no clue if they'd have them or where your nearest branch is, but I'd give them the first call. Check the phone book. #2x5/8" is pretty tiny, what are you using these for? I've often found that in small sizes, machine screws work just as well.

Good Luck,
Jamie

[Jamie Hascall]

Jeff,

My standard in the region is Tacoma Screw Products. I have no clue if they'd have them or where your nearest branch is, but I'd give them the first call. Check the phone book. #2x5/8" is pretty tiny, what are you using these for? I've often found that in small sizes, machine screws work just as well.

Good Luck,
Jamie

[Jamie Hascall]

Jeff,

My standard in the region is Tacoma Screw Products. I have no clue if they'd have them or where your nearest branch is, but I'd give them the first call. Check the phone book. #2x5/8" is pretty tiny, what are you using these for? I've often found that in small sizes, machine screws work just as well.

Good Luck,
Jamie

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks for the positive fix at Lee Valley-Veritas catalog! And I'll give the Tacoma folks a call as well, Jamie. Why such small screws, Jamie? Well, in replacing the forward hatch, I'm reusing the original iroko hatch overhang (other boaty name here?), which are about 1/4 square strips. The 5/8 screws hold these in place.

Thanks again, all. What a resource youse guys are!

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks for the positive fix at Lee Valley-Veritas catalog! And I'll give the Tacoma folks a call as well, Jamie. Why such small screws, Jamie? Well, in replacing the forward hatch, I'm reusing the original iroko hatch overhang (other boaty name here?), which are about 1/4 square strips. The 5/8 screws hold these in place.

Thanks again, all. What a resource youse guys are!

jgk

[Jeff Kelety]

Thanks for the positive fix at Lee Valley-Veritas catalog! And I'll give the Tacoma folks a call as well, Jamie. Why such small screws, Jamie? Well, in replacing the forward hatch, I'm reusing the original iroko hatch overhang (other boaty name here?), which are about 1/4 square strips. The 5/8 screws hold these in place.

Thanks again, all. What a resource youse guys are!

jgk