Various types of fasteners

[p0689109]

Somebody posted in the forum a detailed list/link to all the different fasteners just lately and it was mentioned that it would be added to the Links forum but I cannot find the info. Anybody remember where it is as I have some screws whose heads have a series of allen key sizes each which is not very deep so I am wondering if they require a special tool.

 

[500e]

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/a-site-for-nuts.57779/

 

[p0689109]

Thanks for the link 500e. It is not shown there though. It is a wood screw. See photo.

 

[p0689109]

Any special bits for them do you know pdg?

 

[p0689109]

There are actually a box of the screws that I have got for sale on the ebay at this time under the search uni-screw. The largest size allen size is 6mm but would need the telescopic rest to fully drive them home. I cannot find any on both google or the ebay though.

 

[500e]

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=FdsOh-ZO58IC&pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=uniscrew+screwdrivers&source=bl&ots=gipISmLdxI&sig=e00EJVx3pOw17-SCKZ_otWK6_v8&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=uniscrew screwdrivers&f=false
page 37
A better picture & description
http://www.instructables.com/id/Whe...hillips-Plus-So-Much-Mor/step95/Uni-Screwreg/

Just to keep you guessing

http://www.losspreventionfasteners.com/store/products/avsafe/

 

[DanielW]

Not a good pic but I would have thought you'd be able to get a standard hex bit in the larger recess for fixing/turning it.

 

[p0689109]

I used the larger size of 6mm and although I got it part way in there was not enough surface contact to transmit the torque to fully screw them all the way in.

 

[p0689109]

500e I found the info once you told me the name but still cannot find any source to purchase the bit from. Nice pic of the screw head and the tool by the way!