Feinwerkbau 124D question
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Are you referring to the underside or topside of the head. Screw types are referred to
the topside of the head. Not the underside. Both those you mention are not flat on
top.
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I am talking about the seating part of the screw. Looks like my 124 takes a non countersunk screw.
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Of course, flat heads can be Phillips, Allen (hex), Square, Slot, or even
various specialty type drives.
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Screw designation (style) refers to the top. Not the seating side.
Your 124 uses a round head screw.
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Yes...it will work, just sealing up any raw wood. The beeswax spray just makes it much easier to apply, especially in the nooks and crannies...
I always clean my threads with acetone and a little brushing with a brass brush before I apply my blue loctite, never had an issue. Most folks use way to much, and it lasts forever in the bottle, I have a bottle that is over 10 years of age and still works great !!
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I usually use 70% rubbing alcohol to clean threads. The drawback of Vibra-Tite is it's life expectancy.
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Potatoes potatoes....you guys want help or not? This is why you guys don't have women in your lives!!! Live with your loose screws!!!!! Lol
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Mine has what in the US is called more of a pan head. Flat across the top and edges are rounded. What we call a round head is actually more "domed" . I guess there is a lot of controversy as to terminology. Go to a supplier of fasteners such as McMaster-Carr and you will see shapes and terms used in the industry.
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Here's a velocity comparison between the JSB and Air Arms 7.33 gr pellet in my Feinwerkbau.
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