That flush fit feeling… it’s really quite wonderful…
*You do need a flathead screwdriver though…
That analog feel, or rather the mechanical quality—it’s wonderful both in design and structure, don’t you think?
I just want to secure everything with these… that’s my only ambition~
In Japan, you can get them from places like Kinokuni.
Overseas, there are all sorts of variations—aluminum bodies, black finishes, and more. Researching them is so much fun that I often can’t bring myself to leave… be careful…
For easy overseas purchasing, my recommendation is JEGS.
Some shops won’t ship internationally, so you need to weigh the selection, responsiveness, and pricing when shopping overseas. Please be aware.
We’ve purchased the dies for both this fastener and its mating piece, so we can produce them steadily.
And because of the challenges with this fastener, there are adjustment tools for spring tension too, making it easy…
We stock a wide range of fastener lengths, so there’s really nothing to worry about.
For small detachable parts, we want both convenience and superior design—that’s what a hobby is all about.
If you’re doing the work yourself, that’s fine, but paying labor to convert to fasteners might actually be a high hurdle cost-wise.
I sometimes wonder—has no system emerged in the 21st century to surpass this 20th-century technology or structure?
When you think about it… we still use tires… forks are still telescopic… when will the age of flying ever come? (´；ω；`)
