Do these cassette tapes have screws in them for easy open? i have some old ones that i need to fix.
1415424
no they don't - they are glues together. You can purchase a kit to take them apart and put the tape in a new casing, but that's about it since cassette tapes are considered "old"
1394729
They come in a plastic case that closes from the top. It closes pretty tight, so you should be fine. If you think you'll be too rough you can slap a piece of tape on the part it opens from.
2096002
yes just unscrew them. Make sure that you put it back together the samne way you took it apart.
118427
They come with a minimal amount of screws. I usually purchase some to make them more secure.
293273
No they do not open / They are plastic inserts--you may be able to take them out and have an opening
766279
You cannot open them. That is a bit of a con for this product. 2 if mine didn't even work.
1275
These are taped in place (mounted on the back of the parts from the factory). NO SCREWS are needed to mount.
2248135
They do not. If you can't use your old screws, you should be able to find something that can be used locally.Jeremy
1816634
Mine had screws as well. They were in the bag between the instruction manual and some other sheet.
130097
Yes, they do have a screw on top - I ordered these by mistake but I don't regret keeping them. Very handy!
810900
Hasn't happened to me I have used these for decades, my grandmother gave me a couple and I'm hooked all pun intended had to have more....they arrive with optional screws; never once have I attached to doors as I love to move them all around for different reasons, seasonal, moving closets, traveling and laundry etc.
338818
Yes, they do have about inch or inch and half of clear tape at beginning. Then gets dark tape.
1538844
They require tape to seal. I like these for LPs - but don't try to mail anything breakable in them without lots and lots of padding.
1307341
No they were standard screws. You should be able to get at any hardare store.
2243287
Not to seem sarcastic, but the open screw ones are open and the closed are closed?The open ones have a hole in the side and you can see the screws. The closed ones are totally closed. I am not a huge audiophile, so I can't say why you would want the open ones. I think the for majority of people, the closed ones are the way to go. Also, the "hardest" thing to using these is to make sure you don't put a lot of wire over the end, it makes it hard to screw the thing closed. Good luck!
1203855
Cannot honestly answer this one. I would assume so if you find good commercial tape or maybe picture hanging tape. I used the screws. Sorry.
1539090
The bits appear to be pressed into the sockets They are not welded. There are no set screws. The bits are not removable although you may be able to drive them out if you had to. I hope this helped you.