Pbassred said:I would have thought that the answer would be "Maplins" but no.
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Sign of the times !!!
Maplins only seem good for mobile phone stuff and car decorations, now.
Going the same way as the old Tandy did before they sold out to CarPhone Warehouse
Andy
Hi there,
I,ve used these places for small captive nuts modelfixings also sell small thread inserts.
Khush
http://www.rcworld.co.uk/acatalog/Drive_in_Nuts.html
http://www.modelfixings.co.uk/captive_nuts.htm
I,ve used these places for small captive nuts modelfixings also sell small thread inserts.
Khush
http://www.rcworld.co.uk/acatalog/Drive_in_Nuts.html
http://www.modelfixings.co.uk/captive_nuts.htm
If you're after a local pick up, then screwfix, b&q etc. will all stock Tee nuts.
Personally I think insert nuts are far superior:
V
Personally I think insert nuts are far superior:
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V
Only if you want M6 or M8. Cheers anyway.then screwfix, b&q etc. will all stock Tee nuts.
poynton said:
Sign of the times !!!
Maplins only seem good for mobile phone stuff and car decorations, now.
Going the same way as the old Tandy did before they sold out to CarPhone Warehouse
Andy
Maplin used to be great for audio projects in the 70's and 80's.
I built their 225WRMS amp for a disco and it was magic.
For some reason they discontinued those types of projects.
They still do a few low power amps.
Maplin still have a reasonable range of stuff for audio projects but I am finding I am having to buy more from RS and off ebay due to the lack of coverage of less common components.
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