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ST60 Thumb Screws
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White_Belle
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john_morris_uk
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PM me your address. If I can find any, I’ll stick them in the post FOC.
My ST60 has fixed screws and thumb nuts. After losing a nut, I replaced it with one of those compressible rubber wall fixings. It worked really well and was easier to manipulate in an awkward space.
My ST60 has fixed screws and thumb nuts. After losing a nut, I replaced it with one of those compressible rubber wall fixings. It worked really well and was easier to manipulate in an awkward space.
Link is just for illustration, I think the correct size is M4 as mentioned above but do check . I got mine from B&Q.
Forget the link and can't find the edit button.
Rawlplug 9195 M5 5 x 20 mm Flexi Plug Anchor (50 pieces): Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools