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iron bolt source?
I've googled.
Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. Thanks! jc |
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Joe wrote:
Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. .... I'd expect any hardware store to have square head bolts; you'll have to age them. Fastenal certainly has anything you want in square head; I recently ordered a bunch for corral fence repairs... -- |
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"Joe" wrote in message .. . I've googled. Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. A lot of places sell square head bolts on the internet. I used to buy them at a local fastener place. These are often used to hold down jigs in t-slots. Like on a drill press table to hold down a vise. I don't think they will be iron though. You will have to settle for steel. Although you can probably buy them "black", without any finish. Then paint or distress them any way you want to give them that "antique" look. |
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On Mar 31, 6:58*pm, "Joe" wrote:
I've googled. Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? *application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. Thanks! jc Check Lee Valley or Van Dykes |
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dpb wrote:
Joe wrote: Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. ... I'd expect any hardware store to have square head bolts; you'll have to age them. Fastenal certainly has anything you want in square head; I recently ordered a bunch for corral fence repairs... -- I may be off base considering the other replies, but I think you are looking for something like these Square-Cut Nails at http://www.leevalley.com Specific URL for the nails. http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...306,41324&ap=1 |
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On Mar 31, 6:48*pm, Keith Nuttle wrote:
I may be off base considering the other replies, but I think you are looking for something like these Square-Cut Nails at Specific URL for the nails. http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...&cat=3,41306,4... OK, .... I'll bite. He asked for a square headed THROUGH bolt to bolt a table leg on a table. What would make you think that instead he is actually looking for short, square headed nails? Robert |
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... On Mar 31, 6:48 pm, Keith Nuttle wrote: I may be off base considering the other replies, but I think you are looking for something like these Square-Cut Nails at Specific URL for the nails. http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...&cat=3,41306,4... OK, .... I'll bite. He asked for a square headed THROUGH bolt to bolt a table leg on a table. What would make you think that instead he is actually looking for short, square headed nails? Robert --------------------------------------------------- Thanks, I needed a Larf! |
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"LD" wrote in message ... : wrote in message : ... : On Mar 31, 6:48 pm, Keith Nuttle wrote: : : I may be off base considering the other replies, but I think you are : looking for something like these Square-Cut Nails at : : Specific URL for the nails. : : http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...&cat=3,41306,4... : : OK, .... I'll bite. He asked for a square headed THROUGH bolt to bolt : a table leg on a table. : : What would make you think that instead he is actually looking for : short, square headed nails? : : Robert These guys: http://www.instockfasteners.com/PROD...chinebolts.asp have square head bolts, unfortunately they are all steel. It looks like you have to have iron square head bolts custom made. Or find an old table at flea market or yard sale that uses them and do a bit of salvaging. Len |
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"Mike" wrote in message ... On Mar 31, 6:58 pm, "Joe" wrote: I've googled. Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. Thanks! jc Check Lee Valley or Van Dykes Van Dykes was the winner, thanks! http://www.vandykes.com/product/2058...n-bed-bolt-nut Yeah, I know it's for a bed, but that just adds to the charm, I think. jc |
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iron bolt source?
Two options I can see.
1. Van Dykes has a lag bolt that looks great but wouldn't suit the "Through Bolt" concept but maybe you can do a faux connection and have the cool looking bolt head showing. http://www.vandykes.com/product/2039...re-head-screws 2. Not quite as cool looking but they do have somewhat old looking square head bolts here http://www.blacksmithsdepot.com/ On Mar 31, 3:58*pm, "Joe" wrote: I've googled. Does anyone have a source for old (or just looks old) square head iron bolts? *application is through-bolt table legs to the apron blocking for a vintage-looking farm table. Thanks! jc |
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