CONNECTING LINK (ALSO CALLED MASH LINK), CHAIN ACCESSORIES
Description: Picture a chain link laid flat and cut in half, and you have the essential shape of a connecting link.
Buying information: Connecting links are for permanently connecting lengths of chain and other attachments, and do the same job as individual links.
How-to hints: To form a connecting link, use a heavy hammer to pound the rivet on one half of the link into the opening on the other. Links can also be welded shut, but this is not essential for strength. The connecting link should be the same size as the chain's links. If the chain has 5/16-inch links, that's the size the connecting link should be.
Get a head start on improving your house with
Home Depot's Home Improvement 1-2-3.
Click here now to get this CD-Rom for free!
- You will find step-by-step instructions on over 250 household projects, plus hundreds of do-it-yourself tips.
- Includes 2,200 full-color illustrations, videos, animations and more. Save money and do-it-yourself now!
- All this on one CD-Rom sent directly to you for a small shipping & delivery charge.
Description of Contents
IntroductionBracesCabinet Door PartsCastersChain And AccessoriesClampsCloset Door PartsDoor LocksDoorstopsDrapery PartsDrawer PartsFraming FastenersGarage Door PartsGutterHandlesHaspsHingesMetalsNailsNuts And BoltsPlant HangersRivetsRope, Cord And AccessoriesScreeningScrew Eyes And HooksScrewsShelf SupportsSpringsStorm & Screen Door PartsWall FastenersWeather StrippingWindow PartsWireWire FencingMiscellaneousOTHER HARDWARE SECTIONS
ELECTRICALPLUMBINGADHESIVES, PATCHES & MORESAFETY