TX87R10
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Fastenal has not done business with me without a commercial account in the past.
Locating odd sized bolts
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Fastenal has not done business with me without a commercial account in the past.
wanderinthru
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- 350
Humm?? I have only delt with one and they were always accomidating. Give me some really good deals at times, usually on tools, but then I did alot of buisiness with them??
80BrownK10
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I was going to say the same thing. Run your die onto the bolt, cut it and then back the die off to make sure threads are clean.
80BrownK10
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Yea I tried to go into one a few months ago and only commercial accounts and I couldn't even walk in.
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