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Great Printable Fastener Info from BoltDepot

Chromdome35

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I was reading the current thread about ordering fasteners online and learned about Bolt Depot. I went over to their website and was browsing around when I stumbled on a really neat set of printable diagrams detailing all the different types and sizes of screws, bolts, washers, etc...

I haven't ever seen anyone post about this resource on GJ so I thought I would share it with you all in hopes that some might find this as useful as me.

I've printed all 32 pages off and am putting them in page protectors so I can put it in a binder in the garage for reference.

https://www.boltdepot.com/fastener-information/Printable-Tools/Default.aspx

US-Hex-Bolt-Sizes.jpg


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I printed the PDF from the "All Printable Tools and Charts" link. They are really nice!

Major Kudo's to Bolt Depot for offering this up for free.
 
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markhm

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Thanks. Nice reference chart. I did the same with them as you did.
 

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[QUOTE=Chromdome35;7088185

I've printed all 32 pages off and am putting them in page protectors so I can it in a binder in the garage for reference.


Exactly what I did last summer; It was well worth the time and expense.
 

LeeG

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Not strictly on topic, but relevant. If you want to print out charts like that and have them last, check out Terraslate Paper I use the 10 mil (they make a heavier 14 mil, and some lighter versions) and find it very durable. Waterproof and nearly untearable. It is like having laminated paper, without having to laminate. I buy it from Amazon
 

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Not strictly on topic, but relevant. If you want to print out charts like that and have them last, check out Terraslate Paper I use the 10 mil (they make a heavier 14 mil, and some lighter versions) and find it very durable. Waterproof and nearly untearable. It is like having laminated paper, without having to laminate. I buy it from Amazon

Does it feed okay in a laser printer?
 
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