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Sheet Metal - Screws - Fasteners - Hardware - Tools & Hardware*at The Home Depot tappers on end such as these, but are flat headed /perfect for wood like these
Sheet Metal - Screws - Fasteners - Hardware - Tools & Hardware*at The Home Depot
LOL easier to find in the store for me than online..yet these have the square head/used bit to screw them in..work Great!!
Darn HD links...it takes me to all the sheet metal screws on the second one you just posted. Both, for that matter.
At least I know what to look for now, but would you mind answering my question about the bolt cutter? Just need something that's going to be able to grip, strip, and cut my Knu KCA 0ga.
Wood through wood,3/4+1/2= out to 1in,5/8in maybe a little less due to actual wood thickness,and can always add small washers if you dont feel comfortable with that much , but Ive never had a problemQuote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
It looks pretty good,Ive never used one of those,I generally just use a box knife that holds a razor blade to strip the 0 ga/or just a sharp pocket knife, and use wire cutters to cut the wirehttp://www.homedepot.com/Tools-Hardware-Hand-Tools-Cutting-Tools-Utility-Knives-Blades/h_d1/N-5yc1vZc21p/h_d2/Navigation?catalogId=10053&Nu=P_PARENT_ID&langId=-1&storeId=10051¤tPLP=true&omni=c_Utility%20K nives%20&%20Blades&searchNav=trueQuote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
If you've had good luck with it, then I trust you. Just wish I didn't have to get a pound of them since I'll only be using about 8 of them per side for the ring.Quote:
Originally Posted by audiobaun
Ack this wire cutter thing is driving me nuts. They do tool rentals too, right?
I use a set of these to strip large wire, air hose cutters gates - Google Search, meant for air hose, but works great for cutting the jacket and keeping the wire intact.
Titanium 8 in. Muti-Purpose Snip-18039 at The Home Depot
These will be used over and over/several times/cut like butter through wire,even Fisk Garden ones are excellent!
So how is it in Los Angeles, the one thing you're showing me that I know will work isn't in stock. I'll check the nearby stores now.Quote:
Originally Posted by audiobaun
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Nope. Nobody has that particular one. Just my luck...
You can get a small box/plastic bag of those 1in-1.25 self tapping phillips headed sheetmetal screws will work just fine for you,I think.If you are just cutting a small amount for yourself, a box blade works just fine for the stripping of the plastic jacket ,and wire cutters/or the Garden Fisk pruners/cutters will cut that wire like butter,just like cutting your hair..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
Lol that's what I'm after. Yeah, I appreciate the help and was loving the idea of those box-head bolts, but I know I'll be murdered if I'm trying to house my leftover supplies in our condo. Appreciate the help, Audio and I'm glad you helped me with the research. I'll be posting up a build log for all of this, too. Hopefully this weekend, but we had hail and sub-40 degree weather here today, so I'm not sure...
lol..****!Quote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
When I lived in some apartments here in Tx, Id go to an empty car wash,and crank up the heat,till I got ran off the second time..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
No worries, found a pair of Fiskars shears (the ones you mentioned aren't carried here) that claim to cut a max thickness of a hair under 5/8" and lucky me, that's the exact length of the Knu with sheath. It's now in my list.
You will use those to cut all your wire from now on after you use themQuote:
Originally Posted by neo_styles
That's what I'm hoping. Beats the hell out of the dikes I'm using that came with my toolkit now.