any ideas where i can obtain this over the counter??
02 January 2005, 06:47 PM
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any ideas where i can obtain this over the counter??
I nedd to purchase some bolts tommorow, to use on my project,
i need some 1/2 " unf bolts, and possibly some m12 metric fine
although the 1/2 unf us the most important.
I tried the local halfords, and the guy there thought i had two heads,
why did they stop selling loose components!! it used to be handy for the odd nut or bolt..
any ideas where i can locate these, would a car dealership have them in the spares dept??
Mart
i need some 1/2 " unf bolts, and possibly some m12 metric fine
although the 1/2 unf us the most important.
I tried the local halfords, and the guy there thought i had two heads,
why did they stop selling loose components!! it used to be handy for the odd nut or bolt..
any ideas where i can locate these, would a car dealership have them in the spares dept??
Mart
02 January 2005, 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Puff The Magic Wagon!
A DECENT hardware store...
If you were in Cambridge, there is a cracking one opposite the Grafton Centre
If you were in Cambridge, there is a cracking one opposite the Grafton Centre
hardware stores round here are like hens teeth..
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02 January 2005, 07:05 PM
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I bought a load of bolts from a B&Q superstore (one of the really big branches) recently and they had a fairly good selection of metric bolts, but only in standard pitch if I recall. To find imperial you'll need to find a Ye Olde hardware store!
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Won't do for tomorrow, but it's worth sticking www.namrick.co.uk in your browser favourites for the future
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Reckon you'll have a hell of a job getting them locally, best to use mail order.
Could try your local corner car shop, he could have some if you're very lucky.
Could try your local corner car shop, he could have some if you're very lucky.
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