Wooden screws for bench building

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ttalma

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I am making and selling wooden screws. I currently have Hard Maple screws in stock, but can make them out of any wood. I can also make them any size, or length.


All of the screws and nuts are 1 solid piece of maple, no glue-ups. They have a slot for an internal or external garter. They use a 45 degree tooth pitch, much stronger than the more common 60 degree.

[/size]The hub is 3.75" diameter by 4.5" long with a hole drilled for a 1" handle.
The Screw Diameter is 2.5", and is threaded at 2 threads per inch.
The total length is 23+ inches
There is an internal and external garter slot each are 1/4" wide.
The Nut is 8" x 3 3/4 x 1 1/2" (minimum) with the hole centered.
The handle is 12" long.
Price is $140.00 Shipped in the USA, (if you live outside of the US, check for a shipping quote).[size=medium]
 

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