🖼️ AMS 100 Black Plated Ridged Picture Frame Turn Button 1: Secure Your Frame with Style Review

Either I got the wrong screws or they are completely useless. The diameter of the screw head is smaller than the diameter of the hole in the other part so they don't even hold them. What a complete plagiarism; I don't even want to worry about packaging and returns. But BUYER BEWARE.

The screws provided were too small; fell through the eye hole. I suspect they currently have a quality control issue with what they ship. It would be nice if the screw size was listed in the product information. I was expecting something like a #6 or #8 screw. What I got was close to a #2 or #3

My original purchase was a 5/8 variant of the photo frame knob and the screws were so small that many of them Phillips screwdrivers would have been easily torn off - before they could be fully screwed in. These 1 inch knobs are easier to use and can be attached without removing the screws. The big difference is that 3/8.

Excellent value for money. I recently bought 10 packs from one of my local stores and they are $2.00. At your price I might have a lifetime supply. Small screws are also a great bonus with this order. The only downside to this order was that the button is listed as one (1) inch in the item description, however they are closer to the 3/4 inch length found at most local stores.

I used these to fasten panels down the center of a row of entertainment center doors that I made out of tapestry. The panels were made from 1/4" plywood. I used 22 on each door (88 on all 4) spaced about every 6 inches as the panels warped a bit. Yes, the screws are small and you need to drill a pilot hole. I have found that a #1 Philips screwdriver works well. The heads of two screws weren't completely cut off, but since I didn't need all 100 all went well. The swivel knobs hold the panel…

These rotary knobs are great for framing purposes, but you'll tire of using them on large frames over 20". I have used the knobs on several poster frames that I have sent to customers and the knobs broke during shipping due to the weight of the glass and the backing of the large frames. probably due to the impact or mishandling of the box despite the fragile stickers. The knobs bend very easily and are not a very durable material. After these events I used blue masking tape to secure the knobs…