Metal Supermarkets

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• Referral from April 2, 2021
  

  doubleopinter asked:

  Metal wholesale Just wondering if anyone knows of a place I can buy some metal that isn't Home Depot or whatever. I don't need much, just looking for some 3/4" - 1" square tubing and some sheets of metal to build a work table. Figure HD and everyone else is over charging by at least 50% so would love to save some money and help out a local business if it exists.

  

  tentenfive replied:

  Try https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/. Reasonably priced and good service when i used them 2 years ago.

  

  613mitch replied:

  Metalpros or metal supermarkets in East end, loucon in west. Note that they are all small quantity retailers, if you want actual wholesale it would be Russell metals.

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• Referral from February 22, 2020
  

  rustyski asked:

  Seeking non standard mitre bars My table saw does not have 3/4" miter slots, but slightly larger than 5/8". I've tried cutting my own from some hardwood and hard plastic, but I am not happy with them. Does anyone know of a source for miter bars that would fit?

  

  darkbaydesignco replied:

  I was originally going to suggest the "micro jig zero play guide bars" but after doing some research I dont think they go down to 5/8 wide. The only other thing I could come up with is a few videos on youtube about making your own adjustable guide bars from wood. You could also try to order some custom cut aluminum online. From somewhere like metalsupermarkets.com although I have no idea what their minimum size or quantity is. Just throwing out ideas.

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• Referral from January 16, 2020
  

  smencer asked:

  Hobbyist Welders - where do you get your material? I weld as a hobbyist. There are plenty of times when I am able to buy materials in the form of a body panel or throw something together with scrap metal. I’m looking at trying to do a couple of more ambitious projects this year that will require some square tubing and sheet material that go beyond what I can get at the local big box stores. There is a semi-local metal supplier, but they are really more geared toward industrial applications, so I’m not sure I’d be able to buy what I think they’d consider a really small order. I have also found places online that will deliver, but the prices are steep. Are there other outlets I’m missing? If you were trying to source material for building things like a welding tables, bumpers for off-road vehicles, or welding carts... where would you be looking at sourcing your materials?

  

  auromed replied:

  Where you are located will help. I've purchased some things at the local Metal Supermarket. They seem to have locations across the US and are helpful because you can have them cut custom lengths to reduce the work you need to do. https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/

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• Referral from May 30, 2019
  

  tchan2487 asked:

  Plastic and metal suppliers? Does anyone know of any local plastic/metal suppliers that could get me 2x roughly 5" x 60" x 3/16" ABS or aluminum sheet for a reasonable price? Even cutoffs around those dimensions would work for my use. Thanks!

  

  TrevorYEG replied:

  Metal Supermarkets sells and cuts small quantities of metal. There are two locations in Edmonton: https://www.metalsupermarkets.com

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• Referral from June 19, 2018
  

  Sohcracer891 asked:

  Anywhere around Gwinnett to buy metal? I do a lot of little projects and sometimes need some small quantities of metal, usually steel tube, angle, or bars. Anybody know of a good place in the Gwinnett vicinity other than the little piddly selection available at Home Depot? I’m not a business so someplace that is open to the public is obviously needed. Thanks in advance!

  

  Gravy_Pipe replied:

  There's a Metal Supermarkets off Pleasantdale Rd. as well **https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/store-finder/ 4301 Pleasantdale Rd, Atlanta, GA 30340 Phone: (678) 421-0054**

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• Referral from September 20, 2017
  

  Mike H. asked:

  Can someone PLEASE tell me a good ONLINE steel supplier? All I want is some 1080 and mild steel stock (I think hot rolled is cheaper than cold, sorry if I'm wrong) and Google's being...well...Google. I don't have a car at the moment, so I need stock delivered to me at the lowest price i can get. Thanks.

  

  Steve W. replied:

  These folks have been good to me. https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/

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• Referral from July 30, 2017
  

  Richie R. asked:

  Hello, where is the best online place to order the siding, or aluminum or skin or whatever you want to call it? A place that will ship up to MN at a reasonable cost. Thanks!

  

  Rebecca B. replied:

  Try ... metalsupermarkets.com

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• Referral from May 18, 2017
  

  Rodrick W. asked:

  Anyone know where I can get big sheets of aluminum?

  

  Ian B. replied:

  https://www.metalsupermarkets.com/

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• Referral from June 10, 2015
  

  Chris L. asked:

  Where's the best place to buy tubes to make doors with

  

  Mike N. replied:

  Not sure if it's the best place but it's a place. http://metalsupermarketsatl.com/buy_metal_FL.html?gclid=CjwKEAjwwN-rBRD-oMzT6 aO_wGwSJABwEIkJBKhnPVjRmisJg7LYGPwIE6 bS9 zP_z6_iLNe-qzxnQxoCKtzw_wcB

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• Referral from February 12, 2015
  

  Jeremie P. asked:

  Does anyone know of anywhere I can buy sheet metal in or around the Nashville, TN area? I have checked with all my local hardware stores and that's a bust. I'm fabricating the trunk floor in my Nova.

  

  Ross P. replied:

  I'm a low volume hobby guy and I buy all of mine from Metal Supermarkets. It looks like there is one in Nashville at 429 Enos Reed Dr. Nashville, Tennessee, 37210. You can buy pretty much anything you're after in whatever size you want. I can typic ally beat online prices by emailing the store directly, but they will always honor online pricing as well. I will have them precut a lot of my metals just to save me the time of having to do it if I know exactly what I want. http://metalsupermarkets.com/

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• Referral from July 9, 2006
  

  Freeman P. asked:

  I'm contemplating a round of antenna building and I'm wondering if there are any local aluminum/brass suppliers or salvage yards that I can scrounge from. Could anyone point me to some in the area if...

  

  Try the Metal Supermarket and Koenig's The metal supermarket has a web site and a local outlet. See http://www.metalsupermarkets.com/ .

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