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female for knurled screw

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In an attempt to make road side repairs faster and not having to rely on normal screws and screwdrivers I hope to replace them with thumb screws like you see on every decent accordion:

https://www.thomann.de/nl/hohner_knurled_screw_for_morino.htm

or

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Schrauben-...atzteile-accordion-parts-Screws-/181545568448

Now I have no problem finding these screws, but I have a hard time finding its female counterpart that screws into the wood. At hardware stores I find them but mostly not the right sizes (too deep).

Anybody that knows of a website that sells these (cheap) and ships to Europe/NL?
 
"Threaded inserts" ?
If need be, buy the right diameters, preferably in brass, and cut them down to the length you want? Maybe screw them part-way into scrap softwood as a way of holding them while you cut off the waste. Obviously some cleaning up with a file etc. will be needed.
 
You are probably looking for:
http://www.carinidena.it/MS5ECOMMERCE60/jsp/eco_cc_home_bs_portlet.jsp?p=dettarti&codarti=51261
http://www.carinidena.it/MS5ECOMMERCE60/files/articoli/51261-01.jpg>

Not entirely sure about the size, but Carini has all this kind of stuff.
 
that is correct but Carini needs me to take 25 at once... :|

I just need a couple screws and inserts as a set I guess
 
jozz post_id=64093 time=1541593109 user_id=2600 said:
that is correct but Carini needs me to take 25 at once... :|

I just need a couple screws and inserts as a set I guess

Are you complaining about 2,84 euro (for all 25, including VAT)?
Seriously?
 
it doesn't show prices to me?

but no then I will give it a go :D
 
jozz post_id=64097 time=1541597334 user_id=2600 said:
it doesnt show prices to me?

but no then I will give it a go :D

It only shows prices (not including 22% Italian VAT) after you log in.
With Carini it only really makes sense to order when you need to order a lot more, to offset the shipping costs.
But generally I have been very happy with the prices there compared to any other store I found that sells accordion parts.
 
StargazerTony post_id=64104 time=1541605987 user_id=2434 said:
Hi Jazz. From my highly developed and well polished observational powers, I dont think that this is that type of form.

That is the problem with the Carina site and shop: if you are somewhat unsure what it is you need you really need to visit the shop... in Castelfidardo. Not an option for many of us (it is roughly 1.400km from where I live) but certainly worth an occasional visit when you are an accordion repairer.
 
You might try -
https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Compu...41608944&sr=8-17&keywords=knurled+thumb+screw

https://www.amazon.com/Zinc-Plated-...TF8&qid=1541609057&sr=8-2&keywords=t+nut+6/32

You can epoxy the T-nuts in.
Ive used this solution for 25+ years now - on wood, drill & epoxy in - for metal, drill & install T-nut backwards and solder in.
Ive used both 6/32 & 8/32 T-nuts. You can also find them metric and for the knurled knobs - well theres many on the market to pick from.
As for the screws well theres many to pick from such as-
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Computer...8ebee5da:m:m0A-8RJA8V1QiSaeMz5bTdw:rk:19:pf:0
 
:tup: thanks, threaded insert was the term I was looking for

btw the Carini site doesn't seem to offer the screws itself? only the inserts
 
StargazerTony post_id=64104 time=1541605987 user_id=2434 said:
Hi Jazz. From my highly developed and well polished observational powers, I dont think that this is that type of forum.

JeffJetton post_id=64099 time=1541601467 user_id=1774 said:
This is not a dating site.

thanks guys :twisted:
 
jozz post_id=64132 time=1541661705 user_id=2600 said:
:tup: thanks, threaded insert was the term I was looking for

btw the Carini site doesnt seem to offer the screws itself? only the inserts

Cant find it quickly but I have seen the type of bolts (used for fixing the grille) in the physical store so it should be on the site somewhere. But that site is so hard to use and a lot of parts do not have pictures...
 
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