Try Jameco. They have a $20 minimum and sell a lot of "pulls" & odd stuff. Almost all are "through hole" devices, which can be handy.
Hul
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Best place for a hobbiest to buy small amounts of parts?
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Yes, typical Asian logic and I'm all too familiar with it- if the foreign devil wasn't there the taxi wouldn't have been carrying him, and thus the cyclist wouldn't have been hit.
You can see a smidgeon of that in some of the anti-immigrant rhetoric on this side of the pond.
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My old list not updated.
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I got a email yesterday that Newark is doing $5 shipping on orders < $49 and free shipping on orders $49 and over. Cavaet is parts must be in a USA warehouse and shipping to a USA address.
-- Chisolm Republic of Texas
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From what my friend says, there is no small element of "the money comes from the one most able to pay". We get that here sometimes.
-- Rick C
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It's called "joint and several liability".