Fasteners

OMER 82P Series Stapler The 82P pneumatic stapler drives RAPTOR® 16 gauge composite staples from 3/8” and 9/16”. It is extremely fast, lightweight, well-balanced and rugged. It is offered in a standard-length magazine and a long magazine...

By popular request we are finally offering one inch nylon webbing and buckles. Since these are sturdy and not really affected by water, they are very useful for many applications on a boat. Some ideas: Keeping hatches closed Holding heavy gear in...

Often the screws that we use for boat building must be driven with special driver bits. We believe these are the most commonly used ones.

These studs come with our kayak foot braces when the glue-on option is chosen, but we can see lots of other possible applications. A bit of figerglass cloth and epoxy will attach these studs to any surface that will take glue. Feedback: Hi Chuck and...

Standard rings for use with clevis pins. Style may vary. 18-8 Stainless Steel

By popular request we are finally offering one inch nylon webbing and buckles. Since these are sturdy and not really affected by water, they are very useful for many applications on a boat. Some ideas: Keeping hatches closed Holding heavy gear in...

These pins are used for the mast steps on the Potter 15 and the Potter 19. Two required for each mast step.

Silicon Bronze is a fantastic material for boat fasteners. It will outlast even stainless steel in many conditions. Why do we offer Frearson head screws rather than square-drive (Robertson), slotted or Phillips? Well we think they're the best, the point...

#10 through 3/4"

Thru Hole Fluted, Threaded Knobs Rubber, Stainless insert These knobs have all sorts of uses for DIYers in general and boatbuilders in particular. The thread is either 1/4-20 or 3/8-16, and they both have stainless steel inserts. The smaller size fit...

(1/2" Crown - boxes of 5040) Raptor 19 gauge composite staples have a lot of uses around the boat shop. For instance securing scarphs on small timbers while the epoxy kicks. I was scarphing some staves for a birdsmouth mast when rather than use the usual...

Brass screws, while pretty, are not really suitable for boat construction. Galvanic action will reduce them to dust in a few years. So what are they doing here? Honestly, we got them specifically to go with the brass cleats that we sell so often to folks...