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Tim in Phoenix
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 Link Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 4:11 pm Post subject: FS: Marquee tube stainless fasteners! |
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I have the stainless steel fillhole screws on hand, envelopes are en route. $2.00 for six; $3.00 for twelve. Add a dollar for Canada, add $2.00 for Europe and Pacific Rim. Prices may get adjusted later as I figure out envelope/box and postage needs.
Add $15 for 54 bellows screws, there are eighteen on each tube. I am still working on pricing for other assortments to include all the 1/4-20 sizes. I will stock those if folks are interested.
Do advise if you want any of the other tube fasteners in stainless.
ehometech@earthlink.net for Paypal.
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kal
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So to show my ignorance and to help you sell these things: Why would someone want stainless versions of these screws over what originally came with the projector? What's the benefit?
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Tim in Phoenix
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| kal wrote: | So to show my ignorance and to help you sell these things: Why would someone want stainless versions of these screws over what originally came with the projector? What's the benefit?
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The fillhole screws are steel, they are dissimilar from the aluminum they reside in, and there are too many instances of corrosion leading to stuff contaminating the glycol. Similar story with the bellows screws rusting if they get glycol on them. The other screws just look better in stainless!
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kal
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Ah! Now I get it. They're the screws that go in the holes where you fill glycol. Got it! That makes a lot of sense. Best to use stainless for sure.
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Tim in Phoenix
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| Link Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 5:52 pm Post subject: |
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Guys
Postage was rather more than I expected, so US is $4 for six, $6 for twelve, add $1 for Europe Asia etc.
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