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HARDWARE & FASTENER sa AIRCRAFT HARDWARE sa BEARING sa BOAT HARDWARE sa BOLT & NUT sa CASTER sa COTTER PIN sa DOORKNOB sa DRAPERY HARDWARE sa DRAWER PULL sa DRAWER SLIDE sa FURNITURE HARDWARE & JOINERY sa GASKET sa GROMMET sa HARDWARE & FASTENER -- WALL HANGING sa HARDWARE & FASTENER STORAGE sa HINGE sa HOOK & EYE (HARDWARE) sa LATCH sa LOCK sa MODEL MAKING HARDWARE sa NAIL sa O-RING sa RIVET sa SCREW sa SCREW THREAD INSERT sa SHELF SUPPORT sa SPRING sa STAPLER sa TAPE sa THUMBSCREW & WING NUT sa WASHER (HARDWARE) sa WIRE x FASTENER HARDWARE Guidelines for hanging almost anything. Summary of hooks, nails and other devices. Tips on tools and hardware to use for hanging things on concrete or masonry. Shop-built knockdown connector to temporarily assemble 2x4s together. Tip on preventing a circlip from coming loose. Tips on wall fasteners. When and how to install them. Complete guide to wall fasteners. Includes those used for hollow walls, masonry walls, and all-purpose fasteners. How to use building fasteners. How to take things apart. Tips on working with fasteners, nails, plumbing, appliances, etc. A bargain hunter's guide to do-it-yourself discounts. Using metal fasteners as the easiest, strongest way to connect lumber. Fastening things to walls. A guide to various types of wall fastener hardware. Tools and techniques for removing or loosing stubborn fasteners. The best way to mount anything on any wall. Wall fasteners for masonry walls and hollow walls are viewed. How to attach wood to concrete. Looks at nails, predrilled fasteners, expansion fasteners, power fasteners, and glue. The best concrete fastener for the job. What is available for light, medium and heavy-duty applications and tips on their installation. How to anchor things to concrete block or brick. Advice on choosing a fastener. A guide to selecting the best outdoor fasteners. Tip: Use split-ring fasteners or angle iron to hold two pieces of wood together. Make them yourself. Tip: Black hardware (hinges, latches, bolts, etc.) are easily achieved using gun blueing. Concrete and masonry fasteners. A survey of anchors reveals some surprising alternatives to lead and plastic. Homemade hardware. Turning scrap metal into hinges, hooks and grilles. Emphasis is on working with brass and copper. Tip on removing the plating from hardware and darkening the metal using a propane torch in order to better simulate antique fasteners. A guide to hardware for joining railroad ties and landscape timbers. How to fasten things to masonry. How to use wall anchors to mount hooks, racks and rods. Chart illustrates various types of nails, screws, and special fasteners. A guide to wall anchors. Covers expander and gripper types. A simple wall hanger for masonry walls. Top hooks over the top of the wall and into the hollow core of a block. Photos and representative prices of steel fasteners designed to join construction timbers together in various configurations. Workshop guide to fasteners. Chart illustrated commonly used screws, nuts, bolts, fasteners and describes their application. Chart of 12 styles of blind fastening anchors. Tips on selecting the right fastener for the job and then installing it correctly. Fabricate custom-made joist hangers from angle-iron or old bed rail. Historical hardware. Where to find it, knowing what you're looking at and basics to get you started. A guide to sources, fabrication techniques and a list of specialty suppliers. Directory of wall fasteners including size, load capacity, installation, uses, advantages and disadvantages. Decorative wall bracket holds a small lamp or plant on the end of a chain. Bent from flat iron stock. How to make protective metal corners for boxes from sheet metal. How to hang anything on any wall. A look at several types of fasteners (toggles, nails, anchors, clips, etc.) designed to fasten things to walls. How to pick the right fastener for the job. Tips on the many varieties of not-so-common nails as well as a host of other fasteners. Anchoring to masonry. Part 1. Boring holes, screw-anchors, and anchor/fastener combinations. Anchoring to masonry. Part 2. Nails, drive pins, screws and toggle bolts. Specialty fasteners. Mechanical marvels that work where nails and screws fail. An overview of 28 styles of anchors. Fasteners designed to fasten things to concrete. Both nail and screw types illustrated. Thirty-three locking type fasteners that won't let go. Their uses and sources. A review of carpentry connectors, those metal plates designed to simplify the job of fastening wood to wood. Wall fasteners you glue in place. Stick-klips are available in a variety of styles for attaching many things to concrete or wallboard. A look at what's available in braces, splices, clips and anchors to add strength to almost anything you build. Twenty knockdown fasteners that form sturdy joints, but can be easily taken apart. Clever carpentry connectors. Metal connectors may look puzzling, but they uncomplicate carpentry and boost joint strength. Homemade tool for starting a roll pin in a tight place. How to care for historic hardware. Includes list of sources for replacement hardware. Review of wall fasteners designed to attach things to walls. A guide to metal connectors that give strength in framing that goes beyond what nailing can do. Recreational vehicle table bracket serves to hold work surface extension, wall-mounted parts box, etc. Tip: Use key-hole shaped brackets designed for knock-down furniture to mount wall-hung cabinets. Tip: Use butt hinges with removable pins as knockdown connectors. Tip: Suspend heavy wall-hung cabinets using bed rail fasteners. Make sturdy cabinet hangers from aluminum strips. Using masonry fasteners. How to make your own simple brass hardware. Patterns for a drawer plate, key plate and hinges included. A look at what's available in framing fasteners for the do-it-yourself builder. A look at fasteners other than screws or nails that are available for furniture and other types of home repair. A catalog of catalogs. A list of sources of catalogs which describe tools and supplies of interest to the do-it-yourselfer. Woodworking fasteners: A boat builder's view. Shipwright gives advice on selecting specialty fasteners which can solve problems in a variety of wooden projects besides boats. | |||||||||
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