Hex Screw M2x10 (20pcs)

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Buy oversize and grind back.

 waterlogged 2548 points

You can't expect HK to stock every single size of Nut, bolt, screw, washer etc. Just buy the M2 x 20 and use it for every job and cut the excess off. There is a Phillips head 2m x 12 or a 2.5 x 12 hex, won't they do the job? because HK simply don't sell an M2 x 12 hex bolt. Sometimes in the RC hobby we have to make do with what's available and if what you want isn't there then make something else do the job. Sorry.

 wiweko builder 15 points

i agree..just buy a longer one and cut it using rotary tools or hobby saw. that's what i'm doing

 Chris 8 points

If you buy oversize and Nip it back with side-cutters once the Nut has been done up, you won't lose the nut if it comes loose.

 Napstr 686 points

These are good quality 2mm screws - the heads are well formed and seem to hold up well

 darealdaywalker 6 points

Thank You.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

A reasonable way of getting some assorted screws for general purpose.

 waterlogged 2548 points

I have a large collection of HKs nuts, bolts, washers and hardware and apart from a few deformed pieces in the chrome department I've found it mostly perfect and to spec. I just avoid a certain auction site for these items. Some of the were not fit for s****. I've got a massive amount of plastic zip bags too.

 CHAMP-RC 1051 points

Stands for metric. The usit of measurement

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Certainly doesn't stand for million.

 boostoman 315 points

M is metric so M2 means the diameter of the screw is 2mm

 waterlogged 2548 points

Still getting the vote from Tony I see.

 ElectricAussie 2781 points

Yes, M2 (and M3, M4, etc.) threads are standardized as to thread pitch unless a non-standard pitch is specified. So M2 screws, nuts, blind nuts, etc. from this site all work with each other. Same for M3, M4, etc. Cheers!

 Shura 122 points

Yes, M2

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Yes to any M2 nut.

 Yenny 239 points

Well what I when this happens is copy the picture. Then save it to my desktop. Then I just magnify it. They are some very small hex head screws.

 ElectricAussie 2781 points

Even if they provided a closeup of a single screw it wouldn't tell you any more than the written description tells you. They're 2mm dia x 10mm long hex socket head (Allen head) screws ... end of story. Cheers!

 Kellyann 16225 points

Electric sorry I wish I could credit you. Thanks

 Shura 122 points

Thanks!

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Actually, look again. They're bolts.

 M 6 points

No, Jesus Bolt's shoult only have threads about 1/3 of the bolt's length. Never use fullt threaded bolts for that purpose.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

Interesting question.

 OldFartFlyer 1319 points

These will be handy but consider a broad range for your spare parts box m2 to m4 various lengths etc