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Cap nuts work with connector bolts for surface to surface application. Use these with 1/4", #20 thread connector bolts. Bolt shown is not included with cap nut
(1) Pack of Cap Nuts for Connector Bolts
| Weight | 0.1800 |
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| Style | Cap Nuts |
4.8 / 5.0
26 Reviews
Cap Nuts for furniture
I have purchased and used these cap nuts and the bolts that go with them many times. They are well made and substantial in their application. I would recommend using this hardware to others.
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Cap nuts for connector bolts
Great product. I have used them before in various projects. It makes it easier to build a large project, like an Entertainment center, in two pieces and re-assemble it on site later on.
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Quality Fastener
These are the perfect match for the connector bolts. Excellent quality
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Decorative Use
Excellent way to fasten wooden parts and still be decorative.
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Just when I was looking for they work perfectly
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Rockler has everything
Was looking for t part for a specific job. and Rockler comes thru again. They have everything. This will work perfectly
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a good looking fastener
I use these with the bolts that match . The bolts use a 4 mm hex tool to tighten them and these use a 5 mm hex. They add a lot to a project that needs to be taken apart at some point as the one I am working on .
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Great find for what I had been searching for.
Perfect solution for my outdoor teak furniture.
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CONNECTOR BOLTS & CAP NUTS
I ENLARGED & RECONSTRUCTED A WALL UNIT THAT HAD BELONGED TO MY FATHER IN LAW. I USED THE CONNECTOR BOLTS AND CAP NUTS TO FASTEN THE PIECES TOGETHER. THEY WORKED GREAT & LOOK GOOD WHERE THEY ARE VISIBLE!
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Solved the problem.
Used to repair arms and legs on folding Teak Deck Chairs.
Repaired
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im building a beer box ice chest and i use these fasteners to the lid.
Dennis P. R
on Aug 3, 2018
Recommended part by Wood Magazine
Robert B
on Jul 18, 2018
im building a beer box ice chest and i use these fasteners to the lid.
Dennis P. R
on Aug 3, 2018
building a crib and this is required in the plans
STEVEN R
on Jul 19, 2018
Will 1 1/8 bolt and cap nut work to bolt two 3/4 inch wood pieces (1 1/2 inch thick)? Will 5/16 inch engagement be enough?
I have 2 piece of 3/4 inch aluminum tube to connect for exterior use. What would you reccomend for heavy duty cap nut. Rusting is a factor I want to avoid.? thanks
what size hole do you need for the cap?
BEST ANSWER: For dimensional details see http://go.rockler.com/tech/31815-864.pdf
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- Steve Staff on Apr 20, 2015
I have wood total thickness is 1-1/2 what do I need to connect it together ??
Are there varying sized of these nut caps?
BEST ANSWER: I'm sorry this is the only size cap we sell
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- Rick H Staff on Sep 17, 2015
hi
is this a metal?
is this a metal?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the connector bolts and cap nuts are metal.
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- Willie on Mar 21, 2017
- Purchased on Feb 13, 2017
can i use this with 1/4 #20 threaded rod?
BEST ANSWER: Yes=I have used these cap nuts with 1/4 #20 threaded rods on more than one occasion-screw cap nut onto one end of threaded rod, mark rod with a piece of tape, unscrew cap nut = in order to show yourself the correct length of rod up into cap nut = this will ensure you cut the threaded rod to the correct length. Good Luck!
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- Lawrence S on Dec 7, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 11, 2015
I want to use these bolts and cap nuts to join the side panel of a murphy bed to the adjacent side panel of a set of shelves. Basically joining 2 - 3/4" plywood panels face to face. I'm not sure if the tapered end of the 1 1/8" bolt will reduce the thread engagement at the tip. Can I reach 1 1/2 inches with the 1 1/8" bolt and cap nuts, or will I need to cut down a 2" bolt?
Cap Nuts for Connector Bolts
BEST ANSWER: I had a similar issue and ultimately used longer bolts and cut them to the desired length.
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- Roger M on Dec 19, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 19, 2016
I'm wanting to connect a vintage wood headboard and foot board to some shelving units to create a platform bed. The shelving units are made of particle board. The shelving units and bolts will be holding the headboard and foot board upright. The four shelving units will be supporting the bed slats and distributed weight of the mattress and people, but the bolts won't be supporting that weight. I'm thinking of putting two bolts at each joint, one above the other. Do I need to do something to reinforce the particle board at the joints? Do I really need two bolts at each joint?
Cap Nuts for Connector Bolts
BEST ANSWER: Martha: I've used the connector bolts on shelving with good success, and would say if you plan on using them to connect your shelving units just to keep them in place, and you have adequate thickness, then you probably wouldn't need to add further support. If the particle board is thin, say less than 1/2", you may want to back up your connections with a plywood washer. good luck
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- LEO S on Aug 2, 2017
are the black oxide connector bolts suitable for exterior conditions ?
BEST ANSWER: I would not use these outdoors. You could paint them with rustoleum or something equivalent.
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- Samuel W on Jul 8, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 13, 2015
Do the Cap Nuts have to be epoxied in place to prevent 'spinning'?
BEST ANSWER: I used these for a wood panel I wanted to be able to remove easily. I did not secure these connector bolts with any adhesive and they seem to tighten easily by holding the back side with my hand until they pull tight. After they tighten up they don't slip. To remove I sometimes have to put a little pressure on the back with my hand but generally they just unscrew without much trouble. Note that I am securing two pieces of wood for materials that may be very hard I don't know if they would slip. Also, I have easy access to both sides which makes it convenient to put pressure on the back side if needed.
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- Alfred T on Apr 9, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 12, 2015
What is the thread depth of these nuts?
BEST ANSWER: Good evening,History of use: I use Cap Nuts as splice bolts for joining cabinets together with the intent of being able to take the units apart if they have to be relocated. To answer your question, I usually join two three quarter inch sections of plywood (panels) together for most of my cabinet work. Keep in mind when selecting Cap Nuts, you must determine the thickness of the material you are going join together, this determines the length of the nuts as well as thread length. As I have pointed out, I usually bond two three quarter inch sections together therefore, the threaded section is approximately five eights of an inch in depth. One additional thing I need to point out is one Cap Nut section (female) is larger in diameter then the (male) Cap Nut section, therefore, when drilling the pilot holes you need to take this into consideration. I usually use a “Hole Templet Sizing Tool” to choose my drill bit. Selection of which side of the panel for the larger pilot hole doesn’t matter as long as the mating hole (opposite hole (male)) is slightly smaller. As a reminder, the thread depth is determined by the length of the Cap Nuts, you choose. One note that may help you, I use a fostener bit, to make a slight recessed hole on both surfaces for the head of the Cap Nut, in order to be flush with the panel surface. Makes nice detail work and illustrates your professionalism in wood working. I hope this helps.
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- William G on Jul 17, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 9, 2015
Black oxide - I want to use them on a exterior handrail. Some people used these on exterior furniture, did it rust on you at all? One person suggested spray painting them, but that adds a lot of labor on 100 fasteners. Thanks!
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