PATIKIL Binding Screw Posts, 20 Set Screw Posts Fit for 3/16"(5mm) Hole Dia Female M5 x 27mm Carbon Steel Binding Bolts Nut for Leather Scrapbook DIY

• Applicable Hole Dia: 3/16"(5mm); Socket Size: 5 x 27 mm / 0.2 x 1.06 inch(D*L); Thread Size: 4 x 14 mm / 0.16 x 0.55 inch(D*L); Strength Level: 4.8; Packing List: 20 Set x Screw Posts
• Advantage: Crafted from carbon steel, and nickel plating, rust-proof, has high hardness, and is good decorative. With clear threads, Phillips bolts provide stability and can be used for a long time. Resistant to slipping, easy to tighten and remove
• Instruction: Drill a hole that is 0.5-1mm larger than the diameter of the Phillips nut. Place the screw and nut on opposite sides of the secured object, then use the Phillips wrench to fasten it securely
• Application: Great for a wide range of DIY projects, leather crafting, clothing production, and as a versatile fastening solution to connect various items. Widely used in slim photo album construction, leather bag assembly, wooden board connections, furniture installation
• NOTE: Make sure the object being secured is thinner than the length of the screw and nut rods to ensure proper tightening

Great for a wide range of DIY projects, leather crafting, clothing production, and as a versatile fastening solution to connect various items. Widely used in slim photo album construction, leather bag assembly, wooden board connections, furniture installation, and more. Specification Color: Silver Material: Carbon Steel, Nickel Plating Applicable Hole Dia: 3/16"(5mm) Socket Size: 5 x 27 mm / 0.2 x 1.06 inch(D*L) Thread Size: 4 x 14 mm / 0.16 x 0.55 inch(D*L) Cap Diameter: 9.5 mm / 0.37 inch Strength Level: 4.8 Packing List: 20 Set x Screw Posts Advantage Crafted from carbon steel, and nickel plating, rust-proof, has high hardness, and is good decorative. With clear threads, Phillips bolts provide stability and can be used for a long time. Resistant to slipping, easy to tighten and remove. Instruction Drill a hole that is 0.5-1mm larger than the diameter of the Phillips nut. Place the screw and nut on opposite sides of the secured object, then use the Phillips wrench to fasten it securely. NOTE: Make sure the object being secured is thinner than the length of the screw and nut rods to ensure proper tightening.