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Hammer & Anvil Crazy Horse Leather Apron
Classic Pull Up Farrier Leather Apron – Built for Strength, Style & Protection
Hex Bolt vs Carriage Bolt — Which One Should You Use?
Not all bolts are created equal. When you're choosing hardware for your next project, understanding the difference between a hex bolt and a carriage bolt can save time, stress, and even improve the final look.
So, hex bolt vs carriage bolt — what’s the deal?
Hex bolts have six-sided heads and are ideal when you need access from both sides for tightening. They're rugged, versatile, and often used in heavy-duty construction.
Carriage bolts feature a domed head and square neck, locking into wood to prevent spinning. They’re perfect for visible applications where a clean, finished look matters.
At Old West Iron, we carry both styles in hand-forged and machine-cut finishes to match your rustic, industrial, or historic project. Choose function and style — down to the bolt.