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1300-Piece Bulldog Complete Specialty Fastener Kit w/ Stackable Cases Expired
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Lowes has 1300-Piece Bulldog Complete Specialty Fastener Kit w/ Stackable Cases on sale for $19.98. Select free curbside pickup to save on shipping.
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About the product
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
About the product
- Three durable, stackable cases with customizable compartments
- Cases can be used or stored separately and can interlock to create one convenient case
- Each case is equipped with adjustable dividers to keep items in individual compartments
- 350-Piece Metal + Wood Screws
- 450-Piece SAE Bolts, Nuts & Washers
- 500-Piece Metric Bolts, Nuts & Washers
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Lowe's has BULLDOG 1,300 Piece Complete Fastener Kit for $19.98. Store pickup is free.
- Complete 1,300 piece project ready fastener kit containing metal and wood screws (350pcs), SAE bolts, nuts, and washers (450pcs), and metric bolts, nuts, and washers (500pcs)
- Three durable, stackable cases with customizable compartments
- Cases can be used or stored separately and can interlock to create one convenient case
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Case 1: Metal/Wood Screws
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head
#4 x 3/8" (20)
#4 x 1/2" (20)
#4 x 3/4" (20)
#6 x 1/2" (20)
#6 x 1" (20)
#8 x 1/2" (10)
#8 x 3/4" (10)
#10 x 3/4" (10)
Phillips Counter-Sunk Head
#4 x 1/2" (20)
#4 x 3/4" (20)
#4 x 1" (20)
#6 x 1/2" (20)
#6 x 5/8" (20)
#6 x 3/4" (20)
#6 x 1" (15)
#8 x 1/2" (15)
#8 x 3/4" (15)
#8 x 1" (15)
#10 x 1-1/4" (10)
#10 x 2" (10)
Case 2: Metric Screw, Nut, & Washer Assortment
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head Screws
M3 x 16mm (20)
M3 x 20mm (15)
M4 x 12mm (15)
M4 x 16mm (10)
M4 x 20mm (10)
M4 x 25mm (10)
M5 x 16mm (10)
M5 x 20mm (10)
M5 x 25mm (10)
M6 x 20mm (5)
M6 x 30mm (5)
Washers
M3 (100)
M4 (60)
M5 (50)
M6 (15)
M6 (15)
Nuts
M3 (60)
M4 (30)
M4 (20)
M5 (20)
M6 (10)
Case 3: SAE Screw, Nut, & Washer Assortment
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head Screws
#6 x 5/8" (40)
1/4" x 5/8" (10)
#8 x 1/2" (30)
#8 x 5/8" (20)
#8 x 3/4" (20)
#8 x 1" (10)
#10 x 3/4" (5)
#10 x 1" (5)
5/16" x 1-1/4" (5)
Washers
#6 (50)
1/4" (20)
#8 (40)
#10 (30)
5/16" (20)
Nuts
#6 (50)
1/4" (10"
#8 (40)
#10 (30)
5/16" (10)
Wasn't able to find dimensions of the cases, but I'm guessing the width to be around 18", width around 6.5" and maybe 2.5" tall per case / 7.5" tall total when stacked? So...roughly the size of a breadbox? Total ballpark. If someone owns one and wants to measure, that would be swell.
As far as quality is concerned, these are almost certainly on the lower end. I wouldn't depend on them for any considerable amount of shear strength requirements. I also don't know that I believe the "chrome" finish claim. Looks like standard zinc to me...which I'm perfectly fine with (takes gun bluing great if I need a black hardware piece), but some people might not be. I've found that kits like this can be useful if assembling/repairing things that don't require a lot of load, nor much torque to insert (pre-drilled pilot or threaded holes, for example). I make a lot of small crafts, customize toys for my kids, etc.
Anywho, hope this is helpful. If anyone wants to return the favor and can recommend empty stackable storage bins like this, I would be most appreciative. My brother-in-law gave me a metric crap-ton of assorted nuts/bolts/washers that his mechanic shop was ready to throw out, and I've been meaning to get them organized for ages.
Shit, if you need higher grade hardware, at least you could use these to figure out what size it is, and then go in and buy the higher grade stuff....
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Screw it (pun intended). I'm ordering this and throwing everything else away except my SS collection.
I mostly have Phillips screws so I have stopped trying to break them down into to many categories. For me it's:
1. Drywall long screw
2. Drywall short screws
3. Construction screw
4. Deck screws
5. Machine screws long
6. machine screws short
7. Anything else.
What you use the most should be categories. If you have a lot of what you don't use then recycle or put them on freecycle.
I spent way too much time organizing individual screws into 20 or so categories, as a homeowner, before realizing 80% of the time my search was for a drywall screw or a machine screw.
You need to have it organized enough that it wont discourage a search. Otherwise you are just taking up space.
That's essentially 90% of the people in that aisle. You are definitely not alone in your search for 2 screws.
Often they will have a 2-pack for some ridiculous price, out of stock for a reasonable quantity (10-20) then have 10 boxes of 100 screws.
I am not opening a coffee table repair shop but I feel like I'm being extorted in buying 5 two-packs. Sometimes I just get the big box and I will get the opened pack so the guy with the coffee table repair business won't be short a screw or two.
Bolt Depot also has kits with containers
Metric https://www.boltdepot.c
US https://www.boltdepot.c
I bought a screw/bolt/nut gauge in 2020 so I wouldn't need to go into a store to match a door knob set screw. It turned out to be small metric so likely would have been a wasted and frustrating trip.
https://www.amazon.com/Stainlesst...U0
Bolt Depot has plenty of printables you can lay a bolt, screw, washer, or nut on to find the size, too.
https://www.boltdepot.c
My favorite for screws is:
Keter Trio. It isn't perfect but open two latches pull the tab to layout everything in the box at a glance and packs away just as easily.
https://toolguyd.com/keter-trio-organizer/
Tip if you have screws in a compartment and sawdust/drywall dust gets in there. I accidently blew air from my compressor near a compartment and reakized that the dust blows away without kicking out the screws. I was able to clean under the screws without removing any of them. Maybe it will work for my cupholder.
Case 1: Metal/Wood Screws
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head
#4 x 3/8" (20)
#4 x 1/2" (20)
#4 x 3/4" (20)
#6 x 1/2" (20)
#6 x 1" (20)
#8 x 1/2" (10)
#8 x 3/4" (10)
#10 x 3/4" (10)
Phillips Counter-Sunk Head
#4 x 1/2" (20)
#4 x 3/4" (20)
#4 x 1" (20)
#6 x 1/2" (20)
#6 x 5/8" (20)
#6 x 3/4" (20)
#6 x 1" (15)
#8 x 1/2" (15)
#8 x 3/4" (15)
#8 x 1" (15)
#10 x 1-1/4" (10)
#10 x 2" (10)
Case 2: Metric Screw, Nut, & Washer Assortment
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head Screws
M3 x 16mm (20)
M3 x 20mm (15)
M4 x 12mm (15)
M4 x 16mm (10)
M4 x 20mm (10)
M4 x 25mm (10)
M5 x 16mm (10)
M5 x 20mm (10)
M5 x 25mm (10)
M6 x 20mm (5)
M6 x 30mm (5)
Washers
M3 (100)
M4 (60)
M5 (50)
M6 (15)
M6 (15) [again]
Nuts
M3 (60)
M4 (30)
M4 (20) [again]
M5 (20)
M6 (10)
Case 3: SAE Screw, Nut, & Washer Assortment
Phillips/Flat Combo Button-Head Screws
#6 x 5/8" (40)
1/4" x 5/8" (10)
#8 x 1/2" (30)
#8 x 5/8" (20)
#8 x 3/4" (20)
#8 x 1" (10)
#10 x 3/4" (5)
#10 x 1" (5)
5/16" x 1-1/4" (5)
Washers
#6 (50)
1/4" (20)
#8 (40)
#10 (30)
5/16" (20)
Nuts
#6 (50)
1/4" (10"
#8 (40)
#10 (30)
5/16" (10)
Wasn't able to find dimensions of the cases, but I'm guessing the width to be around 18", width around 6.5" and maybe 2.5" tall per case / 7.5" tall total when stacked? So...roughly the size of a breadbox? Total ballpark. If someone owns one and wants to measure, that would be swell.
As far as quality is concerned, these are almost certainly on the lower end. I wouldn't depend on them for any considerable amount of shear strength requirements. I also don't know that I believe the "chrome" finish claim. Looks like standard zinc to me...which I'm perfectly fine with (takes gun bluing great if I need a black hardware piece), but some people might not be. I've found that kits like this can be useful if assembling/repairing things that don't require a lot of load, nor much torque to insert (pre-drilled pilot or threaded holes, for example). I make a lot of small crafts, customize toys for my kids, etc.
Anywho, hope this is helpful. If anyone wants to return the favor and can recommend empty stackable storage bins like this, I would be most appreciative. My brother-in-law gave me a metric crap-ton of assorted nuts/bolts/washers that his mechanic shop was ready to throw out, and I've been meaning to get them organized for ages.
Ok how do you turn these black via gun bluing? What is this sorcery.
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PermaBlue looks pretty much black when used on zinc. Sure, it's technically "blue", but it's so dark it matches pretty much any black hardware.
I plan to travel with it.
Thank you in advance.
It was a one day deal.
Kept them sorted in glass jars and plastic boxes around my storage cabinet for years. Dip into it regularly for pieces and parts that have saved endless time and money over the years.
Then last spring, the $30 DeWalt stackable locking-lid storage boxes with removable interior bins went on sale for $10. I bought 3 of those, and all was neatly sorted and consolidated similarly this kit. I've never been more proud. Makes the "starter kit" listed here pale in comparison!
It's the little things...LOL.
how do you identify the size for each? That's been my struggle. what do you use? Not every product manual provides that information.
Hillman (ACE) is complete garbage and might as well be silly putty. I strip/break screws from them constantly.
Everbilt (HomeDepot) is still really good quality and my preference
GripFast/Midwest Fastener (Menards) is decent. Step down from Everbilt, but way better than Hillman.
Never heard of Bulldog before.
This is interesting. My Lowe's carries Hillman and they are much better quality than the Everbilt. Not sure on Ace. For example the passed few Everbilt screws I got had the Philips slot offset and the bit kept sliding out. The Hillman was perfect quality. But I don't know about tensile strength.
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