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Re: Hey El Toro what is Fastnal
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Posted by Ken L. on September 05, 2006 at 16:12:18 from (72.1.20.16):
In Reply to: Hey El Toro what is Fastnal posted by tom Windsor on September 05, 2006 at 15:06:18:
In our area, Fastenal sucks. They never have much in stock. Almost eveything you need has to be ordered so you have to pay shipping. Our parts idiot at work is stuck on them, everybody thinks that he's getting a kickback. Service sucks. He's supposed to check the bins twice a week and restock. We are always out of everything. We rip on him but it never gets any better. I would never buy anything from them.
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