4 Pack of Set Screws for Tapped Spindles In Brass Plated Steel

Replacing all the door locks in a 1887 Queen Anne with original era mortice locks and door knobs

Nice products and made well

It's tempting to turn the knob over so the screw hole is up, making it easier to drive the slotted set screw. But grand daddy would say that's for amateurs. They're good screws that fit well. And I got a couple extra in the packet so I got that going for me. 5 Stars in spite of the slot.

Was not the size they alleged it was, fell right through the knob

I searched high ad low at hardware stores restoration stores to no avail the only place that had these screws was here and they fit like a glove

Great replacement since the original was missing. Too bad the split spindle needs to be re-tapped for it to work because the wrong screw was used to replace it.

Very easy to order, exactly what I needed. We just moved into an older house and a few of the doorknobs had worn out set screws. These fit perfectly.

Home was built in 1890. A fellow lost the set screws for the original cast iron doorknobs when he took down the interior doors, stripped many layers of paint and re-stained them! He claimed replacements were not available and offered to replace the knobs. The clerk at the local Ace Hardware determined the screw thread that we needed, and we found House of Antique Hardware with a quick internet search. SO DELIGHTED to bring the doors back to original look. All we need is to paint the heads with black paint to conceal the brass color.

Hard to find products that 'fit' in my 120 year old house. Need to order several other items!!

Renovating house built in 1898. Original doors and rim locks. These fit the original porcelain knobs