@noel41963 those are commonly M2 screws. Take your camera to anyone that does repairs in your area. Most repairers that I work with have a box full of screws that will fit. Nikon is very paranoid (yes, even worse than Apple and Toshiba) about parts lists etc. and there is not much information in the public domain about this. The screws for these cameras will always be metric. Of course, you an also purchase an older/broken camera at places like online auction sites and use that to harvest the proper screws from.
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@noel41963 those are commonly M2 screws. Take your camera to anyone that does repairs on any electronics in your area. Even College/University science departments and small machine shops love to help. Most repairers that I work with have a box full of screws that will fit. Nikon is very paranoid (yes, even worse than Apple and Toshiba) about parts lists etc. and there is not much information in the public domain about this. The screws for these cameras will always be metric. Of course, you an also purchase an older/broken camera at places like online auction sites and use that to harvest the proper screws from.
No, unless you have the right tap and die set etc. I would not even attempt to make your own :-)
@noel41963 those are commonly M2 screws. Take your camera to anyone that does repairs in your area. Most repairers that I work with have a box full of screws that will fit. Nikon is very paranoid (yes, even worse than Apple and Toshiba) about parts lists etc. and there is not much information in the public domain about this. The screws for these cameras will always be metric. Of course, you an also purchase an older/broken camera at places like online auction sites and use that to harvest the proper screws from.
No, unless you have the right tap and die set etc. I would not even attempt to make your own :-)