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Posted by Jet9N on November 18, 2004 at 17:26:29 from (209.103.232.6):
In Reply to: Price of Steel is sure high! Getting there on Boom posted by Willy-N on November 17, 2004 at 07:54:02:
If you go into "production" your purchase quantity will increase. This should get you some price breaks. Also, shop around for a supplier. I used to work as a one man machine shop and it took some time to find a good source for material. Found a guy that ran a supply house out of an office. He bought at large quantity prices and passed the savings on. The big steel companies don't want to mess with small accounts. This guy forwarded my order to the big boys and had it shipped to his company at my address and he got billed and in turn billed me. Ask around and you can save a bundle. HTH Jet
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