Sold/Expired FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...

[arewethereyetdad]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

can i take some of those please? i have a u60 waiting for me at the post office, and they would be great!

Sure. Just PM me your addy and let me know how many you need. Make sure you have a .050 size hex wrench. No charge for the screws.

 

[manoloco]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

Thanks AWTYD!, i looked at some thread were those were shown and thought they look great for when i choose not to use the clip (actually my U60 is without clip but bought mcmc to have it complete), didnt knew if those were available still, great to know you have some and offered them for free! :twothumbs perfect timing!

also responded you via PM please check it

 

[Bigmark408]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

IS that a polished Lighthound clip??

http://www.lighthound.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2364

Hmmmm , time to take out the polishing compound again.

yes it is.

 

[MarNav1]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

PM sent w offer.

 

[Griz]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

buy all you want....

http://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/m...&Product_Code=A4B0187&Category_Code=STDBUTTON

 

[Cuso]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

buy all you want....

http://www.lunsfordracing.com/mm5/m...&Product_Code=A4B0187&Category_Code=STDBUTTON

Thanks for the link...Lunsford wants $11.75 shipped priority for 4 screws, and they don't do first-class. Ill wait for a response from Marnav, if not then, I only need 2 so if anyone wants to split the fee, let me know...

 

[Cuso]

Re: WTB: Ti hex screws for HDS

PM sent w offer.

Thanks bro...

 

[shinbone]

Re: FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...Still looking

For other possible sources try radio control parts and/or bicycle components. Ti is often used as a weight saver for both industries.

 

[manoloco]

Re: FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...Still looking

Just got the filler screws from AWTYD, they fit great, the light looks better of course and there wont be much dirt getting into those little holes.

thanks! :twothumbs

 

[FredericoFreire]

Re: FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...Still looking

Anyone knows the size of the Hex Key that fits onto those 4-40 Lunsford Button Head Screws ?

 

[Dutch]

Re: FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...Still looking

Anyone knows the size of the Hex Key that fits onto those 4-40 Lunsford Button Head Screws ?

1/16"

BUT! I highly recommend NOT using the 18 cent hardware store hex keys for small (precision) hardware. They don't fit most screws well when they get that small.

I run two 1/8th scale nitro buggies so I have had the chance to try just about every micro-tool and gizmo out there.

Get yourself an MIP, HUDY, Integy, or similar *machined* tip hex driver.

I have several machined tip hex drivers and there is plenty of tolerance difference between each of them as it is.

Best bet? Go with the MIP driver and lose your worries. A great $15 investment. The others mentioned have replaceable tips if you are one who is hard on tools.

Thanks!
Dutch

 

[Cuso]

Re: FOUND!! Ti hex screws for HDS...Still looking

1/16"

BUT! I highly recommend NOT using the 18 cent hardware store hex keys for small (precision) hardware. They don't fit most screws well when they get that small.

I run two 1/8th scale nitro buggies so I have had the chance to try just about every micro-tool and gizmo out there.

Get yourself an MIP, HUDY, Integy, or similar *machined* tip hex driver.

I have several machined tip hex drivers and there is plenty of tolerance difference between each of them as it is.

Best bet? Go with the MIP driver and lose your worries. A great $15 investment. The others mentioned have replaceable tips if you are one who is hard on tools.

Thanks!
Dutch

Word... These hobby grade tools are on the expensive side, but the quality is unsurpassed. Don't want to go hobby grade, you can try Bondhus brand, I use them at work and have never failed me.

 

[JohnnyDeep]

The driver should be 1/16". Safest to always use a top quality tool like the MIP Thorp 1/16" Hex Driver. (#9001)
www.miponline.com

Jan

 

[FredericoFreire]

Thanks everyone for the quick reply and advices.

I'd like to know also what's the best brand of 4-40 tap tool.

Thanks!