Trend Unibase screws?

[PolyHive]

I am aiming to use an old router for dovetail work. I found the guide bush I have wouldn't fit so bought the Unibase. It fits the router and amongst the astonishing amount of screws, there were three to do the fixing. Next obviously was to fit the bushing to the foot. The Unibase has two threaded sockets for the busintgto screw to. The supplied screws are about double the thickness of the socket so no way was that going to work so I am stumped for two screws. Anyone know what size they are please?

PH

 

[Bingy man]

Usually machine screws , can’t remember exactly but M3 M4 or m5 available in kits of all sizes. They can also be round headed or counter sunk . Hope this is of some use .

 

[PolyHive]

They havr to be countersunk flat and are deff under M3. I can't even get my micrometer in there to measure!

PH

 

[Bingy man]

They havr to be countersunk flat and are deff under M3. I can't even get my micrometer in there to measure!

PH

Personally imo I’d get a selection of different sizes and lengths. Always handy to have for future projects.

 

[johna.clements]

Would something like this work. I think this is the smallest that they do but there are other suppliers, you could get a few different sizes. The post will be the most expensive thing.

https://www.fusionfixings.co.uk/scr...machine-screw-bzp-stainless-steel-m2-5-x-6mm-

 

[seanf]

If you have Bearing Man/BML Hayley store near you then they are incredibly helpful in my experience and happy to find you just a couple of screws that will work if you take the base in

Sean

 

[Robbo3]

Why not contact Trend? That way you should get the correct item.
Contact details are at the bottom of the link
- Trend FIX/KIT/3 Fixing kit Unibase pan head screw
Don't seem to be any screws smaller than M4.