Cam cleat hardware

[tgoodson1814]

I am installing a cam cleat to my Shikar stick and I have figured out I need a #12-24 1.5 flat head cap screw but I can’t find one anywhere I have been to local places and the internet ...bolt depot has them but not long enough anyone who knows where I can get ahold of some please share ...I need the flat head not the round so it will fit flush in the hold of the cleat


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[Jase244]

Try mcmaster.com

 

[JFin15]

Ive used #8 grade 8 hardware on my shikars with the schaefer fast entry and harken micro. Check Fastenal. Fast shipping too! Only place i could find grade 8 that small

 

[five]

Definitely search around the forum. These were mentioned for a one-inch stick:

Fastenal Industrial Supplies, OEM Fasteners, Safety Products & More

Fastenal is the largest fastener distributor in North America. Shop our huge selection of OEM, MRO, construction, industrial, and safety products.

www.fastenal.com

These were mentioned for Mini Shikars:

Fastenal Industrial Supplies, OEM Fasteners, Safety Products & More

Fastenal is the largest fastener distributor in North America. Shop our huge selection of OEM, MRO, construction, industrial, and safety products.

www.fastenal.com

 

[JFin15]

That's the stuff.

Also they have 316 stainless in washers, fender washers, lock nuts. I used the socket cap bolt, with a #8 washer on top, a fender washer and lock nut on bottom. I also put the button post on the back and run it over the stick b4 going around the tree. This does 2 things: let's me avoid a girth hitch in the amsteel and I can wrap the rope over the post to get more torque when tightening the rope.

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[Chandler96]

I found mine at menards i dont know they are outside of the midwest though

 

[Aeds151]

Ace hardware had them for me. They got everything and some here


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[Chandler96]

That's the stuff.

Also they have 316 stainless in washers, fender washers, lock nuts. I used the socket cap bolt, with a #8 washer on top, a fender washer and lock nut on bottom. I also put the button post on the back and run it over the stick b4 going around the tree. This does 2 things: let's me avoid a girth hitch in the amsteel and I can wrap the rope over the post to get more torque when tightening the rope.

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Why did you make the choice to put the scout on the bottom? just curious