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Old 03-17-2011, 08:47 AM
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They would kill you if they knew you had it. LOL
Those are like gold.
My friends wife works in accounts payable and she couldn't even get me a current one. I have a 2 year old one thats fine for part #'s but pricing is off. Those are for the elite "who's who" in the industry.
Once in a while you can find an older version on Ebay.
had no idea............ they've sent me several over the years, and I just throw them away. Too darned big and heavy, much prefer the online version.

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Old 03-17-2011, 10:08 AM
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Jody (or should I address you as Mr Big Wig)
Not to derail the OP but this is taken from their site:


Printed Catalog

We produce and distribute a limited number of our 3,600 page catalog to end-users and requisitioners in industrial plants and large commercial facilities. Most of our printed catalogs are mailed to current customers, so we may not be able to fulfill your request for one. For those people, we've provided the entire catalog contents on-line through our Internet Catalog.


Anyhow.... McMaster is the best place IMO to get your bolts screws etc !
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Old 03-17-2011, 10:43 AM
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I took me forever asking to get a catalog. My engine guy showed me one and gave me an old version he had. One day out of the blue I got a catalog and I've gotten one ever since when a new one comes out. Not sure what I did to finally get on the "good list" but I assume if you wait long enough and keep steadily ordering, they'll send a catalog eventually. I just threw out volume 116 last week I think.

Great place to order from though and getting it next day makes it easier then stopping at the hardware store on the way to the shop!
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Old 03-22-2011, 10:40 PM
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try the boltdepot.com

They have all kinds of stuff. They used to be a smalltown hardware store, but then when the big box stores cam around, it almost put them out of business. that's when they switched to just bolts.

The best thing with them is that they have no minimum buy
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We use Kimball Midwest

All U.S. made fasteners & reasonable prices.
beware of import fasteners from countries with no regulations.
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thanks for all the info guys. i placed an order with mcmaster carr last week. but i've looked thru the "boltdepot.com" site also ..... i'll use them next time ... just to compare.
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