A miniature imitation of a bolted joint in three parts, that is bolt, nut and washer, in the 0.9 mm size. An accessory for detailing models of motorcycles and machinery.
A set of small imitations of fastening hardware for models: bolt, nut and washer in the 0.6 mm size. An accessory for models of motorcycles and other machinery with exposed mechanical parts.
The highest grade of the fine range, twelve tenths of a millimeter. A flange head with a bold collar face, suitable for load-bearing and easily accessible joints.
A flat millimeter in the flange version. The smallest of the grades that can be comfortably picked up with gloved fingers, and already sturdy enough for load-bearing joints.
Eight tenths of a millimeter, the flange version. From this grade upward the collar under the head carries an edge distinct enough to read even in a photograph of the model.
A diameter of 0.7 mm in the flange version. At this grade the widened collar under the head is already clearly visible and spreads the load around the hole.
A flanged hex in the finest grade of the family, 0.5 mm in diameter. The collar under the head enlarges the mating surface, so the joint holds even in soft plastic without a separate washer.
A set of the three finest diameters, 0.5 to 0.7 mm, in the raised head version. Practical for anyone who does not know in advance which size will fit the model.
The heaviest grade in the selection, 1.2 mm. A choice for large scales, commercial and construction machinery, and for anyone who finds the finer dimensions troublesome.
Eleven tenths of a millimeter, a size that is visible from a distance. That is precisely why the quality of the head surface matters more here than with the fine grades.
A whole millimeter, the most readily available dimension in the whole selection. You almost certainly have the drill at home, so you can start right away.
Nine tenths of a millimeter, an intermediate grade often missing from ordinary drill sets. For a modeler who checks the size of the heads against photographs of the subject.
Eight tenths of a millimeter, the threshold from which work is possible even without magnification. A raised hex head with a collar for visible places on the frame and in the engine.
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