Thanks!
Gratuitous sexy picture of naked sexbolts being sexy:
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Definitely.
I too have been using the Gulso bolts that came recommended from Tom. I think they are awesome but in the same note, I feel like they are a little pricy (like $1.79 per bolt). Personally like to see them sub $1.00 USD.TomAiello wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 7:14 pmThe Maker Material Supply has a sizing guide for the drill bits that tells you which ones fit which Gulso bolts (and which Corby's also). At this point I have pretty much collected all the various drill bits.
I use 1/4 Gulso's on all my mule scales (except for the ones I use Corby's on). Both 1/4 and 3/8 thickness scales. I have some 'sacrificial' Gulsos that I use while sanding (all my mule scales are '3d').
My last orders all I needed was 2 bolts and 1 G10 spacer sheet in red
Pretty much what I was thinking. Just wasn't certain yet, haven't done a ton of research, if those stand offs were available in the diameter I need.
You can buy a drill bit that has the core and the bolt diameter in one. Will update this thread with what I mean when home from work. So basically the larger diameter is for the countersunk screw the thinner is for the bolt core. Usually sold where you buy bolts... the bolts usually have the link to the drill bit that is the same as the bolts.z1r wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 11:23 amAs a total noob, I appreciate the space to have this discussion with like minded folk. At least I feel like I'm on the right track and that my ideas aren't way out in left field. I was thinking that a 3/16" endmill would be about right as well. Any idea what the diameter of the screw heads are?