Courier & Delivery Services in Portland, OR

with 2 iphone sim removal tools ive sleeved all the cables from my corsair HX750 i

Depending on where you are in Canada, look for a chain of stores called Sayal. They tend to have a lot of stock in their stores, and if not their warehouse is usually a couple days wait to get it out to the store.

i've been looking in to doing a few things, sleeving the PSU cables being one of them. not sure if you'er going to use paracord. but i found this site here that sells just the cover. http://www.canadaparacord.ca/650-coreless-flat-paracord

This worked for me on and old PSU that I had in a dell, wanted to try my hands at non modular cable management. (The long staples worked the best for me) http://www.overclock.net/t/1006680/how-to-remove-the-pins-from-an-atx-power-supply-with-staples

I've been through a few of these damned things and the only one I found worth its salt is from here http://en.mdpc-x.com/ but he seems to be on vacation atm.

You sure you're 100% against home made? I grinded down two paperclips into something thin and sturdy enough, they've lasted quite a while. Takes some practice to get the grind right but it works and it's cheap.

If I'm on the same page as you to what exactly you want to remove, I would suggest to use a ball-point pen ink tube to press against the pins and remove them. It works for me all the time. If you were talking about removing something else, just ignore me.

Just received one I thought would work in the mail. Wrong. :'(

After breaking like 5 of those tools I just use two heavy duty paperclips bent out. Works well.

Here is the cheapest one you could find: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=261494670236&alt=web

This is what you need. https://www.dazmode.com/store/product/molex-atx-pins-extraction-tool/

We just bought screens from http://www.victoryfactory.com/ (located in NY). They seem fine - though I really don't have the background to evaluate them critically. We got the Murakami SP-9500 emulsion from Screenworks Supply Corp. in Chicago (screenworkssupply.com).

http://www.victoryfactory.com/

Stacy check out Ryonet in Vancouver, WA. (8000) 314-6390 www.silkscreeingsupplies.com

https://www.melray.com/ These guys are in Crescent City, FL, so very convenient for us. I think they might even deliver to us. http://www.standardscreen.com/ Love these guys, theyre in Manhattan. http://www.victoryfactory.com/ Victory supplies are in Queens...great guys.

I like Screenworks Supply in Chicago - not east coast, but closer

Talk to Lora Losinger she customizes them and has a shop

Thanks Heather Fitch. I would love to help, but this is too short of a notice. My turn around time is usually 1-2 weeks for custom work. But she can feel free to look around my Etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/Sophisticatedcraft?ref=pr_shop_more

Does she have a picture of what she is looking for? I also do customized accessories. If I know what she wants, I can see if I can pull it off in a day and have the item overnighted to her. If she is interested, have her contact me at jackie@iheartcloudnine.com. I dont have everything up on my Etsy shop, but she can take a look at some things. http://www.etsy.com/shop/CloudNineBridal?ref=si_shop

Thanks Alex!! Here's my site as well:http://buttons-n-blossoms.com/

Jana Velo, ask for Parker at catfish

Bikeflights.com is the best I've seen for shipping. Large MTB to Durango last month was 75 bucks. They contract with the carriers, in this case fedex did the actual shipping, but cost was about 30% less.

Randall Dietel should have some idea.

I use Box Dog Bikes in the Mission. Bikes are allowed on BART now, so that's not an issue. Hub charges $50 to pack a bike (and they will save a cardboard box for you if you plan ahead with them). Most shops have a light tune-up included as part of a build-up from the shipment, so it costs more. Box Dog is $80 I think. For shipping I use bikeflights.com, which uses FedEx. My rates to San Francisco are $71 one way. That includes insurance and pick-up of the bike from the Hub. I don't like to dick around with my bike, so I use Surly or All-City dealers exclusively for receiving and building up my bike and storing my case while I'm in town. Kind of an expensive habit I've developed a taste for, but I need my bike with me on vacation now. Otherwise it's not really a vacation.

Bikeflights.com is really just a FedEx middleman that captures the bike shipping market and gets a steep discount from FedEx.

Here you go Mary,http://www.ebay.com/itm/1000-NEW-White-100-Polypro-Sandbags-w-Tie-String-14 x26-50 lb-Capacity-Sand-Bags-/191249381649?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2 c8759 f911#viTabs_0

http://www.allinsafety.com/wovenpolypropylenesandbags18 wx30 l1000 pc.aspx thats a good size for building and for about 260 (including shipping I had 1000 sent to WA state.

Or unitedearthbuilders.com

Shipbikes.com is pretty great too. Both good options

These are the top two. I have used shipbikes.com twice. Very good.

Just an idea, they do have 2 sections for headbands.. where the other hair supplies are, and some near the craft area... would be by the sewing material and fabric. They usually have the solid fabric headbands there too. I usually go to Dollar General for the plastic ones, they are the same brand. Maybe Joann Fabrics or Michaels too.

check www.createforless.com

have you tried walmart.com

Broken Token and meeple realty both in the US

I have an additional related question if anyone knows: I have looked through several recommended sites and I never see one available for Arkham Horror. There is Arkham Horror card game and some of the other games in the line like Eldritch Horror and Mansions of Madness, but I never see Arkham Horror. I also cannot find any for Touch of Evil or Last Night on Earth (Flying Frog games). Are those available anywhere that anyone knows of, or would they all just need to be made yourself? Thank you!!!

Daedalus Game Inserts are our favorite.

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For reference, this is the kind of thing I am looking for: https://www.etsy.com/listing/545571534/dead-of-winter-crossroads-board-game

Check out http://bikeflights.com

We just used Southwest Air. 100 lbs for $75. But I'm not sure Bicycles are their priority as our Bike Pro case lost a wheel and the outer case near the broken wheel was battered and bruised.

Unfortunate Margaret.

We just shipped a tandem with FedEx ground. taped two bike boxes together, left the rear wheel on and turned the fork backwards. Fit in a box Fedex would accept. About $80 to $90 to ship. You can also try shipbikes.com for their rates.

I love Adorama Pix for fast printing jobs. Try the 6 x6 album. It's SO beautiful and just the right size for a gift. You can do RUSH shipping to make sure that it arrives on time. http://www.adoramapix.com/app/referral/3656277

https://www.facebook.com/7936578506 AdoramaPix - for sure!!! WONDERFUL company, amazing quality, and super fast turnarounds! I use them for ALL of my printing, period.

is that the name of the place Lynda...Portland Homestead Supply? sounds interesting

$11 and free shipping (2 day if you have Prime). Is that too spendy? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B1UNN98/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1431538462&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SY200_QL40&keywords=cheese+wax&dpPl=1&dpID=411Z06Z8DmL&ref=plSrch

Try uShip.com you can set a price or have companies bid. You can review each company and pick the right one for you

I highly recommend Stewart Transport. I had my Factory Five 818 Shipped by them and they were the friendliest to deal with. Family owned. Driver was hilarious and super nice.

I used Montway to ship my Land Rover from PA to OR. They are a shipper, not a broker. http://www.montway.com/

GameScience dice. http://www.gamesciencedice.com/Gamescience-Video-Page_ep_40.html

http://plycargroup.com/

United Road is based in Vancouver and runs to California. I have used them about 25 times. Not the cheapest. But I've never had any issues. If cheap is your goal, go to uShip.com