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Morton Steel Ball Clamping Screws with Flat Tip Design, Inch Size, 1/4-20 Thread Size, 0.75

Morton Steel Ball Clamping Screws with Flat Tip Design, Inch Size, 1/4-20 Thread Size, 0.75" Stud Length

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Specification
Binding : Misc.
Brand : Morton
Label : Morton Machine Works
Manufacturer : Morton Machine Works
MaterialType : Steel
MetalType : Alloy Steel
Model : 9810
NumberOfItems : 1
PackageDimensions_Weight : 0.01374985963811444798479626
PackageDimensions : L:2.99999999694 X W:2.99999999694 X H:0.99999999898
PartNumber : 9810
ProductGroup : Home Improvement
ProductTypeName : MECHANICAL_COMPONENTS
Publisher : Morton Machine Works
Size : 1/4-20 Thread Size, 0.75" Stud Length
SmallImage_Height : 72
SmallImage_URL : https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/416--VMPnlL._SL75_.jpg
SmallImage_Width : 75
Studio : Morton Machine Works
Title : Morton Steel Ball Clamping Screws with Flat Tip Design, Inch Size, 1/4-20 Thread Size, 0.75" Stud Length
Weight : 0
WeightUnit : pounds

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Awesome product and great experience.

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Very functional and easy to use.

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Five stars all the way.

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The product is decent but could be improved.

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Very functional and easy to use.

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Stunning design and excellent performance.

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Nice features and easy to handle.

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Great choice for daily use.

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Truly exceeded my expectations.

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This product exceeded some of my expectations.

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Worth the price, satisfied.

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