The Hillman Group 122706 Bright 3/8 Joint Fasteners, 3/8 Inch, 100-Pack, 100 Count 3/8 Inch 100-Pack

Name: The Hillman Group 122706 Bright 3/8 Joint Fasteners, 3/8 Inch, 100-Pack, 100 Count 3/8 Inch 100-Pack
Brand: The Hillman Group
SKU: 0038902022066
Price: 26.65 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:The Hillman Group

3.1/5

€
26.65

The Hillman Group Bright Joint Fasteners 3/8

Quantia

adicionar ao carrinho Comprar agora

EAN: 0038902022066

Categorias Industrial e Científico, Ferragens industriais, Parafusos e cabides de vigas,

prendedores de calibre 5. Usado apenas onde a aparência não é importante no verso de um projeto. Pontos afiados fornecem contato positivo entre o material de madeira. Pode ser usado em carpintaria acabada e bruta. Design de dentes para segurar e unir a madeira.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎100-Pack
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 272 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎The Hillman Group Bright Joint Fasteners 3/8"
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎122706
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎4.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎The Hillman Group
Part Number	‎122706
Product Dimensions	‎1.27 x 2.66 x 4.4 inches
Size	‎3/8 Inch

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

escreva sua revisão

O seu email não será publicado. Todos os campos obrigatórios são marcados com^*

Sua avaliação

Scritto da: Keith Simmons

They are good quality, better than the ones I found in ...

They are good quality, better than the ones I found in the building suppliers. But I was working on a project using old barn wood and they didn't work very well for that application.

Scritto da: aqualung

Four Stars

works as advertised

Scritto da: Bigbenroy04

Not so tough

Purchased these to put 2x2 pine boards together and they would not penetrate the wood without bending.

Scritto da: MaggieJ

Strong

Perfect for my projects.

Scritto da: Dave W.

Great Quality-Great price!

As described. Not cheap quality. Used them to connect miter joints in 10 window screen frames I built-strong! Hard to find these in stores these days. It seems they are becoming a forgotten product.

Scritto da: John Gabbert

Maybe OK For Softer Woods But Not Hard Wood Like Oak

Took several weeks to arrive after they were ordered. Same joint nails as those you find at your local Hardware or box store. Bought these to assemble barn wood frames. If your wood is soft pine these might work, but if the wood you are working with is hard seasoned oak don't waste your money on these. The hardly dented the surface and I ended up drilling and screwing the frames together instead.

Scritto da: joseph lloyd

difficult to set in the wood.

it is hard to properly set in the wood but I am designing a crude tool to make installation easier.

Scritto da: mddhf

Too tall

Too tall for intended project. Need shirter ones.

Scritto da: Terry Reynolds

Excellent for joining vertical mitered wood joints

These are not readily available locally. I use them all the time and was thankful to find a company that could give me the size I wanted and at such a reasonable price. This size is perfect for joining small pine vertical mitered pieces together if you are trying to make an octagon, hexagon, etc. for projects whether you are making a bird feeder or coffee table. You project is guaranteed to retain it's shape, even outdoors. There is no other way to fashion these bird feeders without these corrugated fasteners unless you use a lot of extra wood to hold it together. Even then, nothing will be this structurally sound. I will be purchasing again from this seller.

Scritto da: jollie .j

Carpenters tool box standby

Good standby

Scritto da: Rob Mitchell

Wrong Size

They were a little too big for what I needed but could not find a size on them when I ordered. I will be able to use them for something else in the future.

Scritto da: Mr Malcolm Cartwright

very good product

this product is amazing

Scritto da: David A Simpson

Metal to soft

I purchased these to re-enforce the corners of some picture frames I was building. The edge that should go into the wood isn't at all sharp, and the metal itself is too soft so I found it impossible to even get 1 all the way in without bending and making a big mess. Maybe on some REALLY soft wood, but in my case they were useless.