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Unread 04-17-2010, 07:38 PM   #1
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Bill, I think they are the same thread as the screw that holds the handle on the faucet on your kitchen sink. C'mon Bill, necessity is the mother of invention....
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Bill; I obtained a nice D hammer with an ordinary screw and washer holding one hammer in place. I had a spare D hammer screw so I replaced it. I have the repair screw here; it is yours when I see you at the southern.
Hammer screws are 4 40 thread , most commercial 4 40 screws have too small a head to do the job, but a large washer fills the bill.

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