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economical source for metric bolts?
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Gerald J.
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2/23/2009 15:17 (#619955 - in reply to #619903)
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Re: economical source for metric bolts?
Theisen's has metric bolt in the local store. By the pound. But I think a different price from SAE bolts.
McMaster-Carr has a wide selection of metric bolts, but by the box of 25 or 100 in most cases.
Baum Hydraulics has a selection of metric bolts, mostly in boxes of 10.
Gerald J.
economical source for metric bolts?
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School Of Hard Knock
: 2/23/2009 14:24
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sdPete
: 2/23/2009 14:32
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persingdeere
: 2/23/2009 15:01
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L8Bloomer
: 2/23/2009 16:52
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plowboy
: 2/23/2009 20:14
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dloc
: 2/23/2009 17:02
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Gerald J.
: 2/23/2009 15:17
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Garrett Pommeranz
: 2/23/2009 17:09
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shucks
: 2/23/2009 19:50
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commissioner
: 2/23/2009 18:42
which thread pitch is the popular thread size in metric?
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School Of Hard Knock
: 2/23/2009 21:22
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jcwag
: 2/25/2009 12:49
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