🔩 50-Pack of StarTech.com #6-32 Metal Jackscrew Standoffs - 0.2" Jackscrew Standoff - SCREWNUTM Review

Delivery was fast and they are handled very well. In the 38 years that I've been in the computer business, I've surpassed 1000. You will be satisfied with your purchase.

Most of the screws in the box didn't screw all the way into the case and/or you couldn't insert a standard motherboard screw into the stand screw.

The threads were too big to fit in one of my PC motherboard trays (three from Lian Li and one from Antec), but it was my fault for assuming all of these standard size screws. Maybe someday in the future they will be useful to me. Please make sure this is the size you need before ordering.

As the title suggests, this is not a 6-32 jacking screw as the description states. If you read the label on the box it is 6-32 male and 3mm female. Bought to add a missing motherboard stand in a case that was upgraded from a micro-ATX board to a full ATX board. Now I need to swap out all the racks and find enough screws for them so that I don't end up with mismatched screws.

I've seen black thumbscrews and they look like they were painted black. I'm wondering what metal is under that paint and if it doesn't rust. I decided to play it safe and go with what I believe to be brass.

The threads were too big to fit into one of my PC's motherboard trays (three from Lian Li and one from Antec) but it was my fault for assuming that all these screws are standard size . Maybe someday in the future they will be useful to me. Please make sure this is the size you need before ordering.

As the title suggests, this is not a 6-32 angle screw as the description states. If you read the label on the box it is 6-32 male and 3mm female. Bought to add a missing motherboard stand in a case that was upgraded from a micro-ATX board to a full ATX board. Now I need to swap out all the racks and find enough screws for them so I don't end up with mismatched screws.