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Screws For Framing Stock - 4 Pack

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Screws for Framing Stock - 4 Pack
Screws For Framing Stock - 4 Pack by Aanraku Studios
$4.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Decorative brass screws for framing stock
  • Low profile head for a professional looking finish
  • Designed to eliminate a second hole for the shank
  • Package includes 4 screws - enough to assemble 1 frame
  • Screws measure approximately 1-3/4" long
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Product Description

If you cut your own frames from our 6 or 3-foot framing stock, these screws make assembling miters a snap. The screws are brass-plated with a low profile head for a professional looking finish, and designed to eliminate a second hole for the shank - saving you time. Just drill a 9/64" pilot hole and install.

Package includes 4 screws, approximately 1-3/4" long. Enough to assemble 1 frame.

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