what site would you recommend to purchase aluminium?
Dale
what site would you recommend to purchase aluminium?
Dale
metal/welding supply store
Dale Smith wrote: : what site would you recommend to purchase aluminium?
Your local True Value hardware store. :-)
In a pinch Home Depot, however I have discovered the hours of my life they suck away on line more than makes up for any bit of money I might save there.
Many home improvement/hardware stores have aluminum. So do hobby shops. But it all depends on what you're looking for. If the pieces are small (so shipping weight is low) you could try onlinemetals.com.
-- Gordon
It should also be stated that not all aluminum is created equal-Certain alloys have more desirable properties, I.E.-as for cutting,drilling tapping etc. and others for bending,shaping and conforming to the desired design. If you do buy metals online, you can be assured of knowing what you are getting. Shop wisely! And as stated-Beware the shipping monster.
Mark
"Metal Supermarkets" might have what you need. Also, they have retail stores, including one here in Santa Clara.
Bob Smith
Home Depot for flat bars and some angle pieces. Otherwise ... eBay ! But be prudent, I bought some 1/2" AL rod on eBay and later found the same thing at Home Depot for less and no shipping.
happy shopping !
You can also get aluminum from mcmastercarr.com
They sell sheets of all sorts of raw materials, and have different alloys, specs, etc if you're > what site would you recommend to purchase aluminium?
As a last resort, and if you're not after somthing specific or large, try a scrap metal dealer.
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