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08-25-2022, 09:20 PM
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Who sells quality brass chain stops for small (desktop) box tops? I forget what they are actually called.
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Brusso...is that who you are looking for? Not sure about "chain stop", but they do sell stop hinges.
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(08-25-2022, 09:20 PM)Aram Wrote: Who sells quality brass chain stops for small (desktop) box tops? I forget what they are actually called.
Thanks.
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Did you try Lee Valley??
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Did you try Lee Valley??
thanks. LV is a go to place for me. I assume these things vary in quality, and I am wondering who has a reputation for good ones.
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I bought a length of chain from McMaster-Carr to hold the lid of a tool chest, following
a reference from the LAP blog.
https://www.mcmaster.com/chain/material~brass/
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08-26-2022, 10:28 AM
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Google search "brass chain lid stay (or support)". Here is one:
https://www.thelockandboxshoppe.com/list...-lid-stays
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Hmmm..
Came from the BORG....section where they sell lengths of chain to hang flower pots with...
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Depends on the size you need. I bought my brass chain at the hardware store. Used in toilets.
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(08-26-2022, 08:58 AM)Aram Wrote: thanks. LV is a go to place for me. I assume these things vary in quality, and I am wondering who has a reputation for good ones.
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IMO the best quality would have welded links..not the twist type...but you may also want to consider another type of lid support like this one on Amazon
![[Image: 059289-C7-C736-4835-862-E-F92-CDAA991-E7.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/SRDdxyBq/059289-C7-C736-4835-862-E-F92-CDAA991-E7.jpg)
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Maybe ask Paul Sellers where he got the brass chain he used on the Desktop Organizer Project...
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