Where can I get T-Slot nuts

[Rob Gannon]

Does anybody have a good affordable supplier of T-slot nuts for the 20 x 20 aluminium extrusions? The prices from Melbourne suppliers I have so far are 90 cents each and $1.60 each or 50 cents each from an overseas supplier. I'm need a few hundred M5 or M4.

[April Staines]

While I was looking for 20x20 extrusions I did notice that there are a couple of brands that are designed to take regular M5 nuts

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April Staines - Melbourne AU

On 8 May 2013 11:00, Rob Gannon <robga...@gmail.com> wrote:

Does anybody have a good affordable supplier of T-slot nuts for the 20 x 20 aluminium extrusions? The prices from Melbourne suppliers I have so far are 90 cents each and $1.60 each or 50 cents each from an overseas supplier. I'm need a few hundred M5 or M4.

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[Peter]

Hey Rob,
If you do find a supplier local or OS maybe we could organise a group buy-in? I'm in need of a few of each for the ordbot I'll be assembling soon and also to play with my leftover Makerslide when it arrives.

Peter

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Does anybody have a good affordable supplier of T-slot nuts for the 20 x 20 aluminium extrusions? The prices from Melbourne suppliers I have so far are 90 cents each and $1.60 each or 50 cents each from an overseas supplier. I'm need a few hundred M5 or M4. --

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[April Staines]

Im not sure if you can get m5 nuts flat enough, but if you can, you could consider these 3D printed nut to t-slot nut adaptors

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28788

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[Rob B]

found these http://tinyurl.com/cf6hzz9 

made for bigger section but may help as they are local

and these in the states

http://tinyurl.com/d83yek4

or maybe a bulk buy from china when I get back next month if there are enough required

Regards Rob Brittain

[Darren Freeman]

I haven't played with these extrusions yet.. do you have a link to the
specs and your preferred supplier?

Can you tell us the max/min dimensions of the nuts? (assuming the info
isn't in the link)

Is M5 preferable to M4?

Have fun,
Darren