🖼️ 300 Picture Turn Fasteners for Photo Frames with Screws, Ideal for Crafts, Hanging, or Drawing - Black Review

Absolute value 300. So much for the money. Paid more for 10 pieces at the premier arts and crafts store. The quality is good, what you need to work.

This is amazing packaging! And it comes with a small screwdriver for installation. I use it for all my reversed canvases for my small business.

Key threw away my beautiful frames because there were no tabs on the back but I couldn't throw them away with them and they are like new!

I started making picture frames for my daughter, an aspiring photographer, and needed the necessary hardware to complete them. That worked great for me. they hold up well. I liked that there was a lot of detail because I'll probably be making a lot of frames.

I bought a couple of used picture frames at a flea market and after cleaning them and replacing the old moldy backing I needed a support bracket that could be adapted to different frame styles. This seemed like the best choice and I'm happy to say it was. Not only did the clip fit the first frame, but I was able to adapt (flex) it to other frames.

I am an avid photographer and carpenter and have recently made 8" x 10" oak frames to display some of my (holiday/family/pet) photos. I needed the flexibility to swap out framed photos on a regular basis, so I bought these twist locks. I found that I could tighten the supplied screws (pre-drill) just enough to keep them from slipping, but could easily pry them off with my finger, allowing me to easily remove the backing and photos and replace with another photo (takes time about one/ two…

I bought some used picture frames at a flea market and after cleaning them and replacing the old moldy backing I needed an adjustable backing clamp. Matches several different frame styles. This seemed like the best choice and I'm happy to say it was. Not only did the clip fit the first frame, but I was able to adapt (flex) it to other frames.

the package arrived this morning. What I received was a clasp with no screws. completely loose in a large outer packaging. VERY insufficient! They spilled on the floor. Then I realized that there are NO screws to attach the fasteners to the frame. and the corners that were supposed to come with this order turned out to be black pieces of fabric. What do I do with bitter scraps of cloth? Please fix it! I need the screws to be tight. Many Thanks.

I am an avid photographer and carpenter and have recently made 8X10 oak frames to display some of my (holiday/family/pet) photos. I needed the flexibility to swap out framed photos on a regular basis, so I bought these knobs. I found that I could (by pre-drilling) tighten the included screws just enough to keep them from slipping, but they pryed off easily with my finger, allowing me to easily remove the backing and photos and replace with another photo (takes about a minute/two) for the photo…