Where to find M10x1.25 Countersunk Socket Screw?

[Bazda]

As the title says. I can only find them in Australia. Cant seem to find anyone in NZ who does this.
The only ones I can find is M10x1.5 thread. Im after the fine thread 1.25.

If anyone knows who in NZ has these let me know

[Stu-]

Tried the Bolt Shop on Archers Rd, or Wairau Engineering up off constellation drive?

[Heylin]

Have you tried Anzor Fastners ?

http://www.anzor.co.nz/socket-head-scre ... ws/product

[Bazda]

Yes tried all those.
One place could get them but they were like $30 each lol.

[jondee86]

EDL Fasteners ?

Cheers... jondee86

[Bazda]

EDL Fasteners ?

Cheers... jondee86

EDL dont do weird stuff. I use EDL everyday.

[atmosports]

Steelmasters, steel & tube fasteners, the bolt holder, blacks, Prescott engineering??? Just some of the many crowds I use most days at work. Otherwise try one of the Japanese excavator crowds they use all that metric fine stuff & can be a good source of odd lengths etc at reasonable prices. Other option maybe be euro aircraft/helicopters as well

[evil_si]

Im pretty sure i have got them from atom in previous years

[Bazda]

Im pretty sure i have got them from atom in previous years

Yea thats where I went and they were crazy $$$.
The normal 1.5p is fine.

[DVSMOTORSPORT]

Buy them with a shank long enough and thread them yourself???

Ive gone to the extent of doing a helicoil in say 10x1.5 to change from 10x1.25 in the past because of the lack of availability/cost of bolts before.

[RunningRich]

How many do you need? Find an Alfa at pickapart, they have lots of M10 fine. From memory Alfa 75 doors are held on with M10 fine countersunk screws.

Of course the lockwasher means 90% of those strip the hex meaning they have to be drilled off...

[Bazda]

Buy them with a shank long enough and thread them yourself???

Ive gone to the extent of doing a helicoil in say 10x1.5 to change from 10x1.25 in the past because of the lack of availability/cost of bolts before.

Trying to thread them bang on center is very difficult. Even with a lathe.
Might give it a go if I cant find anything today.

[ryanfels]

How much to ship a bag from Aussie?

[Bazda]

The ones in aussie are like $15nzd each.

Gona go get some longer ones and stick them on the latch and try use a die nut.

[atmosports]

Tried APS tooling or one of the tooling crowds?? Maybe North Shore Tooling etc, I know they are useful for shoulder bolts etc

[Burning Angel]

The ones in aussie are like $15nzd each.

Gona go get some longer ones and stick them on the latch and try use a die nut.

While that may work you'll find the threads won't be as strong as the rolled threads on a factory bolt, also the diameter of the bolt is usually reduced somewhat past the threads further weakening the threads.

Although unless you need them for a high tensile application they'll probably be fine.

(Also I wouldn't use a Dienut as they are meant for repairing damaged threads and tend to create sloppy threads, a split die would be the way to go, or even better would be to screwcut them on the lathe.)