Any help locating a place to get these would be appreciated.

And if someone could tell me what the one on the left is called, that would also be appreciated.

When I'm looking for screws and bolts I go to McMaster-Carr: http://www.mcmaster.com/

The one on the left looks like a broken or cut off DECK screw. The one on the right just looks like a standard bolt.
I don't know if you have access to a Home Depot or Lowe's but if you do they should have them both. If not try a local hardware, they look like they are probably pretty common items.
ENJOY !!! RED

second that ace hardware or home depot looks like a common screw to me

I tried a local hardware store, and they don't carry sizes this small. They suggested a hobby shop.

Piper Chuck, I looked briefly at that site but couldn't find the one on the right.

Red Head, I'll look at deck screws, but the only one's I can find on the internet don't have thread going all the way to the head.

Thanks so the help so far.

[link=http://rtlfasteners.com/RC/m.html]nuts n bolts[/link]

don't know about the left one I'd substitute a drywall screw. these guy have any hobby nut bolt screw you'll need. the assortments are great

Try sending the pic to these guys... Have bought all sorts of odd stuff from them...

http://rtlfasteners.com/RC/index.html

Here's the link to their catalog https://rtlfasteners.com/Merchant2/S...atalog.pdf.pdf


Cheers!

Jim

If you decide to get the screws from RTL, make sure you get some socket head servo screws. These things are the best thing since sliced bread.

Check here too:
http://www.microfasteners.com

What do the screws fit? Sometimes knowing the application helps, sometimes it doesn't.

the one on the left looks like a plastic type screw Ive seen them in portable radios and a lot of plastic things,those free toys you get at the burger joints use those also it does look like the tip was cut off

Tips on both are con-cave and were formed that way. Typical use might be assemble of plastic parts.

Unless Timepilot gives us a useage it will be hard to help much more IMO.