Nuts and bolts

[FunnyturnParticipant @funnyturn]

Can anyone suggest a good online supplier of nuts and bolts. I often seem to need just a few of one size and don’t want to buy in quantity.

http://www.ebolt.co.uk are good for stainless. I need someone similar for HT etc!

 

[FunnyturnParticipant @funnyturn]

[Michael MallesonParticipant @michaelmalleson22793]

Try http://www.ekp.supplies.btinternet.co.uk. Mike Malleson

[Colin ReedParticipant @colinreed51485]

These peole are good

 

http://www.emkaysupplies.co.uk/main.htm 

 

Colin

[FunnyturnParticipant @funnyturn]

Many thanks! Emkay are just what I need.

[Paul ClaphamParticipant @paulclapham12886]

Try  http://www.ba-bolts.co.uk  first class service every time that I have used them.

[CirclipParticipant @circlip]

You don’t specify your location funnyturn, if you just want nuts and bolts, B&Q have a selection. If you have a look in your “Thomson local” for “Bolt and Nut suppliers” or “Engineers tool supliers” you may be delightfully surprised how close one may be. And before the smart ar*es jump in, by GOING to a supplier you invariably get a BETTER deal than buying X off @ Y price.

 

  Once some of them realise that an eccentric (Muddle ingineer) is frequenting the place, they take pity and give you a MUCH better deal.

 

  Regards  Ian. 

[KWILParticipant @kwil]

Folkestone Engineering Supplies

http://www.metal2models.com

 

Wide range, sensible prices and John is very helpful

 

K

[mgjParticipant @mgj]

Circlip – I agree. Our local people in Yeovil – in our sizes, mostly metric, you are pushed to spend a £. 50 M3 nuts and bolts – 50p and that includes VAT

 

£3 if you buy stainless

 

I don’t use BA or BSF any more, but other than specialist steam fittings/washers etc, I wouldn’t buy fasteners on line any more .

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