I'm trying to work out what component 110630 and 112996 are called from Ikea furniture. I'm quite impressed with the utility of these devices: they allow you to align items at right-angles in a precision way, with only casual alignment to start with. Really cool pieces of hardware and I want to find out more about them. They're not just used in Ikea, I've seen them in Argos flat-pack furniture too.
So what are they called? Let me know.
In searching for an answer, someone pointed me at the Ikea Hacker blog. Very cool!
Chad Sorenson · 23 June 2013, 12:13
Simon, I was just curious, did you ever find a source for these components? I agree, they are very cool. I was trying to find what they were called too this morning and noted your post. Thanks, Chad
nick · 5 June 2014, 19:19
dowel connectors
Louis Jean · 28 Jan 2016, 23:38
they are called cam lock screws! not an ikea invention! peace out!