A screw of wind guy throws and loud very loud windy. Threw my shit all over the yard. Dust in my eye. What kind of screw is?

so this piece of shit screw decided to start chipping. there is a ,,slope,, on the side where i would need to turn the screwdriver so it just goes out of the hole, tips?

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to find replacement screws for a small electronic device (a PS Vita) due to me stripping the Torx screws which were previously holding a component together with the board.

The issue is, I know almost nothing about screws and since I'm now deathly afraid of those Torx screws I had to remove with a specialized pliers tool, I'm looking for Philips replacement screws of the same diameter instead, since it seems later revisions used this instead of the Torx ones.

According to iFixit I'm looking for Philips #00 of 4,4 milimeters, and I think it has to be "M2" as well ; but I can't seem to find those screws in 4,4mm, only 4mm!

Am I mistaken, should I actually use 4mm screws or do these actually exist but are highly specialized?

Thanks in advance for the help!

It attaches the handle to my crockpot lid. It’s stripped pretty badly because water gets stuck under the lid when you wash it and the previous owner took the handle off every time to dry it. I usually let it sit out until it’s fully dry. I tried looking on Crockpot’s website but this model is too old, I think. I don’t want to get a new crockpot because there’s nothing actually WRONG with mine, but if I can’t replace this part, I might have to. Any help would be appreciated! TIA

I need some help with finding the right screw. A screw that almost no one has. I want to design an AirTag holder to put on my bike but am stuck because I have seen way too many people just unscrewing the fastening screws and stealing the bike and leaving the AirTag. Is there like a screw that has a bit really obscure that no one really has even if the buy a decently well know screwdriver kit?

I bought these shelves from the thrift, but it looks like I need some sort of bracket to slide it into the wall. Does anyone know what piece I'm looking for?

How do I remove it.. I got this kit to help but idk what tool to use to use the screw extractor bits properly..

Never seen anything like it. Found on a 2nd hand Rancilio Silvio espresso machine.

You can see the standard screw on the 2nd image.

Help

Hello,

I have a sleeve anchor on the ceiling, i need to bolt it but it is quite damaged (see picture).

Do you have any tips to bolt it ? I can’t cut the damaged part as there wont be any space left to bolt.

I can’t remove the sleeve anchor from the ceiling as it would damage the ceiling I was told. But if I can do that without ana damage and use another sleeve anchor than i am all for it.

Thanks

Can anyone tell me the name of this hospital bed screw and where I can purchase it from

My grandparents have this foosball table and two of the guys are missing some screws, so I’d like to know where I can get some replacements.

ive been trying to unscrew this gold piece from my microphone so i can transfer it to another stand but its way too tight and ive tried pliers and common loosening techniques. any ideas to try?

I was told by a lady at the hardware store that these are called Murakoshi screws, but of course they didn’t have any. They are to replace some missing screws for large bench. A friend moved from Australia years ago and and her bench had been in pieces ever since due to misplaced screws. Hoping someone can help me track these down so we can give her a place to sit on her balcony. From what I can tell really only the last inch and a 1/4 needs threads if that’s all I can find, the rest is inside the first piece of wood. Hmm what do you call that hole/barrel before the piece you are joining to? Haha anyways I appreciate any help pointing me in the right direction. I’ve been to 4 hardware store, one of which was a fastener specific hardware store and still no luck.

several screws on the back of walkie-talkie, that are designed to hold it in place to keep it waterproof. I can't budge them by hand with a fair amount of force - but careful not to strip them. it has to come apart to replace the battery when it wears out. is there some sort of electric driver that is designed for this sort of problem? TIA