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Default Metric Set Screws...

Have looked and called hi and low...
Need a half dozen ___GOOD___ M12 x 1.5 allen set screws (about 10-15 mm
long)for HF end mill tooling.
I've lost 2 end mills and adapters cuz the in house set screws that came
with the original adapter "flowered" on me upon trying to remove them.

I've often read to change out all far-east fasteners and I'm now in the
process. Can't find them locally or anywhere else in the southwest.
ANYBODY?

TIA Bill
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"BillP" wrote in message
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Have looked and called hi and low...
Need a half dozen ___GOOD___ M12 x 1.5 allen set screws (about 10-15 mm
long)for HF end mill tooling.
I've lost 2 end mills and adapters cuz the in house set screws that came
with the original adapter "flowered" on me upon trying to remove them.

I've often read to change out all far-east fasteners and I'm now in the
process. Can't find them locally or anywhere else in the southwest.
ANYBODY?

TIA Bill


South west of what?

Depends which country and which continent you're in!

If you are here in Britain, Stig Fasteners is a good supplier of all
stainless steel bolts, capscrews, setscrews etc. No minimum quantity, and
fast service with good prices. email to or url
http://www.a2stainless.com/

If you're anywhere else, then can't help!

Dave.


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GAK!! Sorry 'bout that.... USA, Phx, Az to be specific.
Metric is tuff to find in this size, here, if at all...
Willing to cover cost and post plus a bit for handling!!

thx again... Bill

speedy wrote:
"BillP" wrote in message
news:U59Me.35876$DW1.26405@fed1read06...

Have looked and called hi and low...
Need a half dozen ___GOOD___ M12 x 1.5 allen set screws (about 10-15 mm
long)for HF end mill tooling.
I've lost 2 end mills and adapters cuz the in house set screws that came
with the original adapter "flowered" on me upon trying to remove them.

I've often read to change out all far-east fasteners and I'm now in the
process. Can't find them locally or anywhere else in the southwest.
ANYBODY?

TIA Bill



South west of what?

Depends which country and which continent you're in!

If you are here in Britain, Stig Fasteners is a good supplier of all
stainless steel bolts, capscrews, setscrews etc. No minimum quantity, and
fast service with good prices. email to or url
http://www.a2stainless.com/

If you're anywhere else, then can't help!

Dave.


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McMaster-Carr, #99642A229. M12 x 1.5, 12mm. Pkg of 5 is $8.45!! Plus
shipping. Bolt Depot has M12x1.75 stainless for $.44 each. That .25mm
makes a big difference.

Bob
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Bob Engelhardt wrote:
McMaster-Carr, #99642A229. M12 x 1.5, 12mm. Pkg of 5 is $8.45!! Plus
shipping. Bolt Depot has M12x1.75 stainless for $.44 each. That .25mm
makes a big difference.

Bob


Yes, you won't have to worry about them backing out unexpectedly --
particularly in stainless.

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Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com


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Bob Engelhardt wrote:
McMaster-Carr, #99642A229. M12 x 1.5, 12mm. Pkg of 5 is $8.45!! Plus
shipping. Bolt Depot has M12x1.75 stainless for $.44 each. That .25mm
makes a big difference.

Bob

Muchimas Gracias, Bob... they're ordered.
Really appreciate the info....
Bill
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In article en9Me.36112$DW1.5761@fed1read06, BillP wrote:

"BillP" wrote in message
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Have looked and called hi and low...
Need a half dozen ___GOOD___ M12 x 1.5 allen set screws (about 10-15 mm
long)for HF end mill tooling.


[ ... ]

I've often read to change out all far-east fasteners and I'm now in the
process. Can't find them locally or anywhere else in the southwest.
ANYBODY?


[ ... ]

South west of what?

Depends which country and which continent you're in!


GAK!! Sorry 'bout that.... USA, Phx, Az to be specific.
Metric is tuff to find in this size, here, if at all...
Willing to cover cost and post plus a bit for handling!!

thx again... Bill

speedy wrote:


(Top posted for convenience....)


I do *not* consider top posting to be for *my* convenience.
Perhaps it is for *yours*, being too lazy to do it properly with
trimming out the quoted material which need (and should) not stay,
retaining only that needed to give context. But *that* requires too
much thinking, I guess.

However, as to a your request for a source for quality Metric
hardware. Have you considered MSC? That is where I buy mine -- usually
in a box of 100 at a time -- for less than Home Depot would ask for four
or five of poorer quality.

And if you don't know about MSC, you should learn. It is an
excellent source for all kinds of things which hobbist machinists would
want to purchase. And all it takes is one phone call (to register), and
you start receiving a hardcovered 4000+ page catalog each year.

And -- they will happily deal with small purchasers -- you don't
have to be a big high-volume company to buy from them.

Also -- at least here, I phone in before the evening cut-off
time and it will be at my door about 3:00 PM the next day. (I'm just a
bit west of Washington DC, and the closest warehouse is in Harrisburg
PA.

Enjoy,
DoN.
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DoN. Nichols wrote:
... MSC, ...
And -- they will happily deal with small purchasers ...


Well, not quite. They do have a $25 minimum. That's why I replied with
the McMaster-Carr reference: no minimum. Bob
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