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#159184 03/19/2007 7:16 PM
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Wheres the best deal on a good nut and bolt bin?
Im past the coffee can,baby food jar stage.


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wick37,

Grainger has a nice selection of bins...some locations will not sell to individuals and it looks like the nearest store to Gwynn's Island is in Newport News...don't know if any of this was helpful. smile

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#159187 03/20/2007 2:23 AM
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wick37: checkout welterstorage.com I purchased a bolt bin from them and they are very reasonable. Mine is the plastic tray set that detaches from the rack and can carry the bolts right to my side.

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here in my hometown we have a place called Carson's Nut and Bolt. you can buy bolt bins with different amount of "holes". I got a small one (72 bins) a long time ago. Back around 98 I bought the bin, bolts,nuts and washers for around 100 bucks. Heck, may be cheaper today?? I would check the yellow pages for a place that is a "nut and bolt" place. Good luck.


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Oh yea its great having that specific nut or bolt on that sunday afternoon when the local stores are closed and the nearest is 30 away.


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