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Ion Muniz · Feb 04, 2004 07:32 PM

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My OS 32 uses 2.5 mm screws.

Made on unobtanium

3mm screws I can find around the corner.

What if I enlarged the thread to 3mm?

IOn

kvarley · Feb 04, 2004 09:23 PM

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[Hi there Ion. Just today a posting appeared in Product Review Reading Topic 129 giving the contact info for Micro Fasteners > They list these sizes in several materials and lengths .Look it up .I think you will be happy. Keith Varley

Steve Helmick · Feb 07, 2004 04:18 PM

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>My OS 32 uses 2.5 mm screws.
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>Made on unobtanium
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>3mm screws I can find around the corner.
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>What if I enlarged the thread to 3mm?
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>IOn

Ion, are you looking at hobby shop, hardware store, or industrial fastener store? My chart shows a 2.5mm x .45mm being standard, and if you go to a real fastener store, I'd bet they'll have them or will get them. Alternately, maybe they would be used on a Magnum XL .15 or TT .15gp, but I don't have either, to check for you. I do know that Magnum XL .25 > .36 screw kits work perfectly in OS .46LA and Double Star .60bb, and they are socket heads. I would not enlarge the threads until there was a problem with the holes, then I would change them all, but that's just my opinion. The info Keith gave you should work, if you can online order with a charge card. If none of the above helps, email me. Steve

Igor Burger · Feb 09, 2004 01:55 PM

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You will have problems with head diameter between cooling fins.

Do not ask how I know

dirtydan · Feb 13, 2004 04:22 PM

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Needing a couple back door screws for an O.S. 20FP--that ingrate Mike Conner lost one for me--I remembered this thread as I reached for the Du-Bro rack.

Thanks to a great many RC cars being imported from limp-wrister places in the world that only know about metric fasteners has resulted in several companies, Du-Bro being the most well known, offering all kinds of machine screws that just a year or so ago were quite difficult to locate.

No longer! Your local hobby shop probably has a selection which will stun you. And please don't whine about the pricing. Especially compared to ordering from a remote site, waiting for the stuff and then paying shipping costs. Those four 2.5 x 6 screws I got were worth a lot more than I paid for them; just don't tell Mr. Broberg I said so.

Dan

Ion Muniz · Feb 13, 2004 04:48 PM

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The problem's over!

Dave Simmons kindly meiled me a dozen (precious dozen) screws for me, PLUS a set of the Chizler plans.

YUPEEEE!!!!!

GBY!

IC,

Ion