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nick205

posted on 5/6/14 at 10:10 PM Reply With Quote
Namrick - good supplier

Used them before and again recently to source some hard to find fixings. This time some 1" heavy washers.

Good range of products, fair prices and very fast delivery.






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Ugg10

posted on 5/6/14 at 10:20 PM Reply With Quote
Agreed, no project is complete without one of their mixed bags of washers, nuts and bolts. Got a long list of stuff to order when i start bolting my car back together.
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t11

posted on 6/6/14 at 05:14 AM Reply With Quote
Numrick

+1 agreed very good firm to deal with, had dealings with them for many years......
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cliftyhanger

posted on 6/6/14 at 05:16 AM Reply With Quote
Even better they are 5mins down the road

If I don't have a fixing on the shelf, that is where I go.
Trouble is I always spend far more than I anticipate. They do sell some nice bits and bobs though.

Saying that, for large quantities, I use Beal's. They sell both metric and imperial, but only the common stuff.

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nick205

posted on 6/6/14 at 07:55 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by cliftyhanger
Even better they are 5mins down the road

If I don't have a fixing on the shelf, that is where I go.
Trouble is I always spend far more than I anticipate. They do sell some nice bits and bobs though.

Saying that, for large quantities, I use Beal's. They sell both metric and imperial, but only the common stuff.



I can see it costing you more being local, all those "I'll just have a couple of those a s well" purchases






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tegwin

posted on 6/6/14 at 09:04 AM Reply With Quote
They do have a good range but I found their postage fees to be unacceptably high...


Pretty much everywhere I have lived there has been a specialist fixings hardware trade store which stocked almost anything you could ever dream of nuts and bolts wise..... Have a quick scooch around your local industrial estate and I bet you will find one..... Save on the shipping costs...





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cliftyhanger

posted on 6/6/14 at 09:46 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by nick205
quote:
Originally posted by cliftyhanger
Even better they are 5mins down the road

If I don't have a fixing on the shelf, that is where I go.
Trouble is I always spend far more than I anticipate. They do sell some nice bits and bobs though.

Saying that, for large quantities, I use Beal's. They sell both metric and imperial, but only the common stuff.



I can see it costing you more being local, all those "I'll just have a couple of those a s well" purchases


Ain't that the truth
Good job I have a slush fund that the missus sort of knows about, but just lets me get on with it.

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AntonUK

posted on 6/6/14 at 04:27 PM Reply With Quote
I was using Namrick for everything UNF, but their postage costs got too high. Using Spalding fasteners now. Namricks website is better tho

Although having a the father in law that runs a "local industial estate fixing place" covers me pretty well for anything metric





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