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Need MIL-SPEC document web sites for fasteners
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coolbreeze
Mechanical
<A HREF=" TARGET="_new">you need an account, which isn't that hard to obtain. You also need the fastener Mil-Spec number. If your looking for a particular dimentioned fastener and don't have a number this site will not help. In that case try this <A HREF=" TARGET="_new">
WhiteRabbit
Aerospace
Skime,
I don't know if you can access this website but it's worth a try. It has a lot of the mil-specs. Narrow the search with Military Handbooks so reduce the fluff.
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I don't know if you can access this website but it's worth a try. It has a lot of the mil-specs. Narrow the search with Military Handbooks so reduce the fluff.
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MarkRPflow
Industrial
Try
The Department of Defense
Single Stock Point for Military Specifications, Standards
and Related Publications
The Department of Defense
Single Stock Point for Military Specifications, Standards
and Related Publications
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