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Have you ever stumbled across a website that you just cannot get enought of? No, not hotbabes.com, but one you just like to explore for hours on end. Well, I found mine a few weeks ago and the packages just keep rolling in.
I'm sure most of you here probably already know about the McMaster-Carr Hardware website, but if you don't, you owe it to yourself to check it out. I don't know if this place has a storefront or not, but if it does, I would most likely end up getting locked up in there after it closed at night. This place has everything. Whether you want to start your own independant nation and hold up in the badlands of North Dakota, or simply get some cool hardware for your restoration, this is the place.
For instance, after screwing up my chrome moly tubular push rods the other day by cutting them too short, I still had the little chrome tips left over. I logged on to my account at McMaster-Carr and found 6' lengths of the exact same material as the ones I had ruined (and paid over 100 bucks for) for a little over $3 a foot. I bought 12' of the stuff. I also found some really cool flat head milspec screws to attach my new crank damper with.
If you've never been to this website, www.mcmaster.com,
go, go now. You won't regret it.
Have you ever stumbled across a website that you just cannot get enought of? No, not hotbabes.com, but one you just like to explore for hours on end. Well, I found mine a few weeks ago and the packages just keep rolling in.
I'm sure most of you here probably already know about the McMaster-Carr Hardware website, but if you don't, you owe it to yourself to check it out. I don't know if this place has a storefront or not, but if it does, I would most likely end up getting locked up in there after it closed at night. This place has everything. Whether you want to start your own independant nation and hold up in the badlands of North Dakota, or simply get some cool hardware for your restoration, this is the place.
For instance, after screwing up my chrome moly tubular push rods the other day by cutting them too short, I still had the little chrome tips left over. I logged on to my account at McMaster-Carr and found 6' lengths of the exact same material as the ones I had ruined (and paid over 100 bucks for) for a little over $3 a foot. I bought 12' of the stuff. I also found some really cool flat head milspec screws to attach my new crank damper with.
If you've never been to this website, www.mcmaster.com,
go, go now. You won't regret it.