Torx fasteners

[KuKu]

I know this has been covered but I can't make heads or tails out of the stuff I turned up in searches. Where can i get some high quality ones? Thanks in advance.

 

[C L Wilkins]

In the US try: http://www.kmg.org/rbjohnson/index.html

C Wilkins

 

[KuKu]

Okay great thanks. Now about getting stop pins and pivot pins.

Anyone?

 

[tom mayo]

not wanting to offend anyone....but les at halpern titanium has them cheaper...everything on your list.

think its www.halperntitanium.com/ but could be wrong

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http://www.mayoknives.com

 

[Chris Hatin]

Tom Mayo is right. Les is the man. That's his correct address also.

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Chris Hatin

http://www.hatintec.com

"Are you ready for the defendant, Judge?"
"Yup. Bring the guilty bastard in."

 

[Chuck Gedraitis Knives]

Ok, now that we know where to get the fastners, what sizes are they. I am also looking for some small fastners but I don't know what size. 0/80 X 1/4, 1/72 X 1/4 or 2/56 X 1/4? I can't seem to remember what these numbers mean, and what sizes are they really. I want really small ones like on benchmade folders or smaller. Torx or spline are fine. My biggest question is how big are the heads on these fastners so they will not be too noticable on the folders that I am trying to put togather.
Thanks
Chuck

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A Knife is no more than an Iron Tooth

 

[Kit Carson]

Striper28,
I use mostly 1x72 screws in socket head, pan head, and flathead (countersunk), 82 degree

Socket head diameter is about .115 in diameter and .070 high. The pan head are .134 in diameter but only .040 high. They work great for thinner scales. The flathead are.160 in diameter and .060 high, on an 82 degree angle.

I get these screws from Les Halpern.