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GRP448
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Use these decorative, strong pinned loops for attaching leather handles to steamer trunks or other cases. Plated pinned handle loops are available in brass, antique brass, or nickel and come with an attached brad to secure the handle.

(1) Pair of Pinned Loops
(8) #7 x 5/8" pan head mounting screws
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Weight 0.1000
Tech Spec
  • Loops are 3-1/4" long X 1-1/4" wide X 3/8" high
  • Made from plated steel
  • Strap opening width 1-3/8"
Technical Documents
Prop 65 WarningWARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Prop 65 WarningWARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.
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Look amazing and are easy to work with.
These pinned loops are perfect and matched with leather handles they do the trick to have some very cool leather handles. check out the photos.
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Added Apr 4, 2018
April 4, 2018
Purchased
 9 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Great product
Great product
December 12, 2010
The Nickel Pinned Loops are excellent...
The Nickel Pinned Loops are excellent I'm using them for a carpenter's tool box I'm building.
January 16, 2010
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This product is of extremely low quality. It is not a cast piece, but rather a flimsy stamped metal of a rather thin guage. It can be easy bent with the slightest of pressure. If you are looking for a nice handle to fix to your trunk or chest I would look elsewhere.
October 30, 2018
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Finish a box with leather handles
Shane C on Jul 29, 2018
Needed for storage trunk handles
Douglas P on Jun 6, 2018
Finish a box with leather handles
Shane C on Jul 29, 2018
It is what you need for the leather straps
joseph r on Jun 19, 2018
Needed for storage trunk handles
Douglas P on Jun 6, 2018
Making a toy box
N Y on Jun 4, 2018
Tool Chest Plan
Herb D on May 1, 2018
Have used for other projects and they worked very well.
Richard W on Apr 13, 2018
to replace handles on trunk
marvin b on Apr 9, 2018
Repair trunk
Richard A on Mar 31, 2018
to hold the leather straps in place on military footlocker I am refurbishing
George J on Mar 31, 2018
This goes with the Leather handles.
Aaron B on Mar 13, 2018
Looks Great.
sidney s on Feb 23, 2018
Building a trunk with leather handles
Charles R on Dec 2, 2017
Repairing old steamer trunk
George G on Nov 6, 2017
using leather handles for trunk I'm building
Charles R on Oct 13, 2017
To attach my leather handle to my project
Keenan M on Aug 26, 2017
Goes with the leather straps I purchased! using brass!
Donna M S on Aug 7, 2017
project
Gerald P on Aug 4, 2017
I'm making my 7th toy chest for my 7th grandchild's first birthday. The handles and the pinned loops are great for this.
John B on Jul 29, 2017
replacement on an old trunk
Dennis W on Mar 1, 2017
best choice for a chest that I built
danny boy on Jan 12, 2017
To finish off an antique chest.
Billy C on Sep 19, 2016
Refinished an old footlocker that needed side straps. These pinned loops provided just the right solution.
Russell S on Aug 22, 2016
works best for application that I am making.
Silas B on Aug 20, 2016
need for leather handles for old trunk
CURTIS S on Aug 19, 2016
To hold the strap below.
Harry T on Jun 15, 2016
refinishing a chest and looked great with the leather handles
Eric H on Jun 7, 2016
project working on
Danielle R. G on May 15, 2016
need to put lather handles on
Knneth R on Apr 23, 2016
Installing leather handles on a toy box and they appeared to fit my needs.
Don O on Mar 6, 2016
Needed to finish a trunk
William B on Feb 2, 2016
Needed unique antique brass hardware to make a custom military retirement memory chest
Dwayne g on Dec 19, 2015
Was used to make a pirate chest
Jeff B on Nov 24, 2015
It was an important part to finish my project and this is a very reliable source.
Richard C on Nov 19, 2015
trunk
KEITH R on Oct 25, 2015
For stock.
Lowell T on Jun 20, 2015
Because what I am putting them on, I think will look good.
Preacher on Jun 16, 2015
looked right for my project
Michael L on Jun 14, 2015
It would fit into the space that we have. The old one broke.
Angelo C on May 25, 2015
friend's chest needs them
Charles D on Apr 21, 2015
rope handle for boxes
Victoria T on Apr 16, 2015
It is what you need for the leather straps
joseph r on Jun 19, 2018
Making a toy box
N Y on Jun 4, 2018
Is the Brad nail suppose to come out from the stamped steel body?
Mateo on Dec 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The 'nail' in the center is part of the mounting 'system' -- if it wasn't there, the leather loops would pull right out of the handle and you'd be holding them in the air. Whack that into the wood and install the screws after pre-drilling the holes with a small drill.
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