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    The Merry Miller
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      @themerrymiller

      Evening all,

      I need to stock up with a selection of circlips, (int and ext.) and also with a range of E-rings (clips).

      I feel a little bit reluctant to purchase these from the Far East, made with questionable materials, and I thought perhaps some of you lads might know of a better source.

      Prior to me retiring I used to purchase them from Anderton but I'm sure they wouldn't supply kits to little old me!!

      Look forward to your responses.

      Len. P.

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      The Merry Miller
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        @themerrymiller
        #88764
        Gordon W
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          @gordonw

          These are the work of the devil. But they can be useful. Boxes of assorted sizes can be obtained from most suppliers. I get mine from a local garage, just get a couple of each size. No idea where they are made, most probabley in the east, and non the worse for that.

          #88765
          macmarch
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            @macmarch

            I would suggest a visit to Machine Mart. Thay do allsorts of "boxes" of assorted bits. Almost certainly far eastern, but then, even 'british' stuff is made there. They are on t'internet.

            ray

            #88768
            KWIL
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              @kwil

              JLIndustrial also supply boxed "kits"

              #88769
              Les Jones 1
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                @lesjones1

                Hi Len,

                Toolstation have packs of 64 for £2.21 (Code 31366) but these are only the external type. Screwfix have boxes of 350 for £11.47 (Code 17113) on the picture some look to be the internal type.

                Les.

                #88941
                The Merry Miller
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                  @themerrymiller

                   

                  I have located a British company that distributes springs, circlips and things and you can buy kits also for reasonable prices so I may give them a try. I did check with them and they assured me the circlips were made in this country!!

                  They can be found on this link if anyone is interested, http://www.calebcomp.co.uk.

                  Also another British company that does the lot are: http://www.springmasters.com trouble is their delivery charge is about £9 per kit.

                  Popped into Maplin this morning, they do a kit of 30 for £2.99, the mind boggles.

                  Anyway thanks for your suggestions lads.

                  Len. P.

                   

                   

                   

                  Edited By The Merry Miller on 11/04/2012 13:56:53

                  #88953
                  Harold Hall 1
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                    @haroldhall1

                    Try "Namrick The Nut and Bolt Store" they will even sell you a single clip

                    Circlips can be found here

                    Their site is worth a visit for other hardware items as they do sell small quantities if required.

                    Harold

                    #88957
                    The Merry Miller
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                      @themerrymiller

                       

                      Faux pas on the Maplin kit, it contains 300 clips not 30, sorry Mr Maplin.

                      Wife came back from shopping:

                      You know that box of clips you were looking at in Maplin this morning?

                      Yes, I said.

                      Well I thought you didn't want them them because they were too expensive.

                      No, it was because I thought they were ———-*

                      Well I bought the box for you as a surprise.

                      You are an angel, I said.

                       

                      Len. P.

                      P.S. That's a good lead Harold, thanks.

                       

                      Edited By The Merry Miller on 11/04/2012 19:55:00

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