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    Default source for steel round head and flat head slot screws?

    I'm chasing some small old fashioned slot screws for a kitchen dresser restoration, I can get brass ones locally or through lee valley etc, but can't find the steel ones which I need. Any sources????

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    Pan head screws is what you need, try here, good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner View Post
    Pan head screws is what you need, try here, good luck.

    Al
    Might be too limited. Pan heads have a thick flat top with a rounded rim. Try Google [steel screws "flat head" OR "slotted countersunk"] and/or Google [steel screws "round head" slotted]. Quotes in the search field marry the two words; OR is a boolean operator. And good luck from me too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by womble View Post
    I'm chasing some small old fashioned slot screws for a kitchen dresser restoration, I can get brass ones locally or through lee valley etc, but can't find the steel ones which I need. Any sources????
    What sizes and quantities do you need.
    I have a few dating back 40 or more years (Screw glory box)

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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidG View Post
    What sizes and quantities do you need.
    I have a few dating back 40 or more years (Screw glory box)

    both the round head and countersunk are 1/4 inch in diameter (4/16) and about 1/2 inch in length, need about 30 of each.

    They are still available in the US but either do not post to other countries or need minimum amounts of hundreds!

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    I think they are called stove bolts, the domed head slot screw, if that is what you are reffering to.
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    Look for "tank bolts" or "gutter bolts", maybe at a rural supplies mob.

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