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When you have money but you'd rather have raw material, fasteners, and other fun things
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When you have money but you'd rather have raw material, fasteners, and other fun things
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Jacobs sells at-cost and is often the best option available. Most commonly, plywood for laser cutting and 1/8" and 1/4" 6061 aluminum sheets are cheaper here than anywhere else.
Would you like some Delrin? Lexan? ePlastics is pretty cheap and easy to order from on-line. Would recommend.
If you need any 8020 extrusions or parts, this is the place to go. They give a 10% discount, but they sadly don't do sponsorships. They can also give
some design advice and they can answer more specific questions about 8020 that can't be answered on the website (you can also search the catalog)! Michael and Benson have been in contact with David Morton from there. His email is david.morton@tecotechnology.com
Good customer service, highly recommend.
Screws, bolts, washers, nuts, threaded rods, tooling, some stock, and similar are the most common purchases from McMaster. Many other parts (gears, linear bearings, pumps, etc.) are available but may be prohibitively expensive.
If you need pipe fittings, valves, regulators, or really anything for propulsion, Swagelok is our go-to supplier.
Buy components from Digikey. Really everything should come from here.
If you can't find it on Digikey, maybe you can find it here?
Apparently Arrow is actually the largest supplier of these three by volume, so you should probably be able to find it here if not at the other two.