'Lift The Dot' Press Studs

[Jabroni]

Does anyone know where to get 'Lift The Dot' Press Studs?

http://www.outdoortextiles.com/write/images/2203.jpg

I know they are used on old US Military Gear/Parachutes/Vintage Car parts but i would like to know about this particular type below.

http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/9558/pict01775lc.jpg

[TacoDelRio]

Might be out of luck. You've got SUPPLY CAPTAIN (google), but brass fasteners are old and they won't stock them, I don't think.

Might want to buy some cheap gear at a surplus store and just canabalise these bitches.

[Jabroni]

I mean these 'Reverse' ones

http://i11.tinypic.com/302oshx.jpg

[Merit]

They came out in WW1, and was used extensively in WW1/WW2 to 70/80s, as raw material, they need to be bought in bulk, and need proper stamping machine to secure one...

[kamarian]

try fastening wharehoses that supply studs and stuff to companies that make ute soft covers and boat covers

[Sheikh Al Stranghi]

whatever you do, DON'T destroy old US army gear to get em, anything old enough to have em is worth quite a bit!

[baker company]

www.atthefront has them for repairing WWI/WWII US gear, but they say you do need some special tools. Look under 'Fabric and Hardware' then 'US Hardware.' Good luck...

[Sheikh Al Stranghi]

www.atthefront (http://www.atthefront) has them for repairing WWI/WWII US gear, but they say you do need some special tools. Look under 'Fabric and Hardware' then 'US Hardware.' Good luck...


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