hard to find U.S. made cut thread wood screws

HI im and maunfacturer of cut thread wood screws for boat builders, just looking for help figureing out what sizes, materials and drives are most commonly used i can make any size wood screw from 2 to 24 x 6'' long and stainless bronze monel brass steel even titainium if any one is intrested plus any drive like slot square frearson torx or anyother but please help me find out what are common sizes hope u cant help me and maybe i can help you with screws ill be happy to quote and fastener needs even not wood screw please visit www.oemfasteners.net or email me at skywaker7@aol.com for a quote or sales@oemfasteners.net
thanks for your help and responeses
Luke

 

Personally I would like to see 1/2" to 1" in 1/8" increments then to 2" in 1/4" increments and to 6" in 1/2" increments in Stainless (fluted deck screws snap off waaaay too easily) and Silicon Bronze... all available in #2 or #3 Robertson (Square) drive. I would also like to see the option of self drilling screws and also panhead square drive. All at a decent price (boy...am I dreaming ).

Steve

 

I agree with Lewisboats and if you can quote a competitive price for pozidriv, philpis and Robertson, send me a mail with prices and after that I will contact you. In the past I sold about 100 mil fasteners with hihg specs a year, spread over BNLX, Germany and France.

I can catch up anytime I like if I have a good supplier. USA is dying for export orders.
Monel and SSt are mostly required,after that, for the classics, silicon bronze.
Surprise me.

 

recently ive been searching for a very hard to find U.S. made thread screw that was nowhere to find, beeing in that biss please pm me for a ss us trhread flathead screwshop adres i havent been yet that dont need an order for at least a dozen boxes in the us

edit: yes i'm dumb and should have taken my screw to the mets :-(

 

thanks for the replys i current have some stock but its only slotted eww but because im a manufature i can make um in any drive you choose here are some example quotes let me know what you think of the prices i sharpened my pencil pretty good here too so i hope their reasonable you can choose the drive because the tooling for 6-lobe square phillips or frearson all run about the same as the slotting cost well any way here ya go
last price is per 1000/10m meaning price per 1000 if you buy 10000 pcs

Silicon Bronze U.S. made cut thread wood screws
example #10 x 1" $20.11per 100 , $143.61 per 1000,
$115.36 per 1000/10m

example #10 x 1.5" $22.01 per 100, $157.25 per 1000,
$129.00 per 1000/10m


or Monel Yikes this stuff cost alot
example #10 x 1" $42.95 per 100, $306.78 per 1000,
278.53 per 1000/10m

well hope you all have some thoughs on these price please let me know it you want something specific quoted
thanks alot for your input
Luke

 

nope you dont need to order a dozen boxes im tring to build stock so long as what you looking for is a reasonablely common screw ill probley make like 5000 even if im only selling 100 this what i can pass on a reaqsonable price its a big numbers game if take the cost of setup machine time and what not in to like 100 screws youd have to pay like 10bucks a screw but if i do like 5000 its more like 30cents or something anyway let me know what you want even small quantites if its feasable i will galdly make um for you then ill even have them in stock if you want more the next time thanks Luke

 

I'll agree with Lewisboats. Robertson drive please, they're by far the best IMHO. This type of stuff is soooo hard to find, even at places like Brafasco that should have enough smarts to stock it....

 

so i hear square drive, it seems to be most common how about diameter like # 8 thru #14 common? thanks for the input guys
Luke

 

How many people go thru the BITS like they are Chinese Specials? Any perfect companies for them?

 

Best Place for drivers for screws that ive found is http://www.wihatools.com

you can find almost any driver here and they even have a diamond coated driver for longlife hope you try um theyy sell pretty good stuff
thanks
Luke