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hindian wrote:Got this locally from a parts place in Tacarigua about 2years ago, price still on the pack. Took out tiida seats, airbags etc. I use them on my impact too and they take the jamming. Maybe you can contact the agents for tekton and see if they can point you to a set because honestly, i never saw another set like this for sale anywhere but lm sure there is...
pugboy wrote:I've seen stanley sets locally
Ted_v2 wrote:i saw that same tekton set by chablal in la romaine/palmise.
$150 tamper proof torx
eitech wrote:Looking for torx security set ( for torx screws with centre pin)
Joshie23 wrote:Where can I get Tesa tape locally and what price?
grnrstbn wrote:Hello!
New DIY-er here. I have two questions on resourcing materials if you don't mind helping me out with some tips.
I am looking for a good place for buying woodscrews and bolts and nuts in bulk for a good price. Now I usually go to Peaks but it seems a bit pricey (just based on that most of their stuff seems pricey).
An even bigger issue for me is finding steel to fabricate small furniture like table frames and also a welding table. LIke 1x1" or 1x2", solid bars etc. Usually, they sell these in 12' or 16' lengths that is not only too much for me but impossible to transport.
Are there any places that sell scraps or offcuts? Or places that cut it up for you? I would even look at scrapyards if I would know of any.
Thank you!
Did you buy this online on homdepot and send to skybox or did you physically buy in store? Reason I ask is that homdepot online does not seem to take non-US issued credit cards.Rovin wrote:^^^i just bought a 37 piece set husky from home depot ...
pugboy wrote:Steel lengths are usually 19.5 feet or so
Better you organize transport and big extra and clean and prime and store until neededgrnrstbn wrote:Hello!
New DIY-er here. I have two questions on resourcing materials if you don't mind helping me out with some tips.
I am looking for a good place for buying woodscrews and bolts and nuts in bulk for a good price. Now I usually go to Peaks but it seems a bit pricey (just based on that most of their stuff seems pricey).
An even bigger issue for me is finding steel to fabricate small furniture like table frames and also a welding table. LIke 1x1" or 1x2", solid bars etc. Usually, they sell these in 12' or 16' lengths that is not only too much for me but impossible to transport.
Are there any places that sell scraps or offcuts? Or places that cut it up for you? I would even look at scrapyards if I would know of any.
Thank you!
pugboy wrote:Steel lengths are usually 19.5 feet or so
Better you organize transport and big extra and clean and prime and store until needed
car wrote:
Just today I bought some square tube and black pipe and they all specified that they are 5.8m (19’). So it seems they coming shorter and shorter.
Bolt and nut, screws. Check SWS. Southern whole sale.
carluva wrote:Did you buy this online on homdepot and send to skybox or did you physically buy in store? Reason I ask is that homdepot online does not seem to take non-US issued credit cards.Rovin wrote:^^^i just bought a 37 piece set husky from home depot ...
Sanctifier wrote:Austin Mini Restoration... Hi MonsterPower This might help... Link--> WATER BLASTING: BEST method for DIY Body Prep!
IMHO sandblasting isn't a viable DIY option at home. The neighbours will shut you down in a hurry... & rightly so!
Even 'soda' will generate too much dust at home... btw NEVER use 'sand' for blast media... it causes silicosis!
A safer alternative is 'recycled glass.' I'm requesting quotations next week for 3 grades. I need a pallet (40+ bags) for the projects. If interested call me (Wade @ 684-4552).Check Metal Blast (by Rustbullet.) It's expensive... but the alternative is Electrolysis (see thread.) I'm going there because I have 4 body-shells to do (so it's cheaper than commercial waterblasting)... but don't know if you want to go that crazy.
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X_Factor wrote:For a DIY home use the bissell pro heat or one of those work well
Morpheus wrote:Folks, where can a Torx socket set be had?
Joshie23 wrote:Joshie23 wrote:Where can I get Tesa tape locally and what price?
Anyone?
Parvin wrote:Hey guys, which one would you all recommend based on the choices provided ?
rollingstock wrote:Joshie23 wrote:Joshie23 wrote:Where can I get Tesa tape locally and what price?
Anyone?
Kinda late but I got at triple r in sando
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