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Help, Metal fastener Name
I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer.
About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. |
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On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 14:09:16 -0700, Sunworshipper
wrote: I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer. About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. Cross dowels? Link to them at a UK supplier:- http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...07345&id=84353 I have made furniture with things like this, but turned out of 303 Rod because I'm cheap! Mark Rand RTFM |
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"Sunworshipper" wrote in message ... I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer. About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Try LeeValley.com, but they have only ferrous cross dowels which will of course rust if they get wet. John. |
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Lee Valley has some other style hardware that might work as well.
http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...715,43716&ap=1 Sunworshipper wrote: I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer. About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. |
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On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 14:09:16 -0700, Sunworshipper
wrote: I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer. About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. Thanks, all. You nailed it, er cross doweled it. |
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Sunworshipper wrote:
I have a from the past old friend that won't take no for an answer. About 6 months ago someone posted a link to what he needs which is a metal rod with a threaded hole perpendicular to the axis of the rod. It is typically use to hold edges of particle board together. He wants them for saunas and I know for a fact that metal should not be exposed on the inside of a sauna. He keeps calling long distance after 9pm and can't picture a verbal description. What are they called? I could have sworn I saved that site, but can't find it. A very similar fastener is called a "Tite Joint". Do a search on Tite Joint at www.rockler.com. Gary Brady Austin, TX |
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