I'm seeking a good, cheap source for t-nuts or t-nut kits that will fit
a standard miter slot (with the T in the bottom).

Anyone know of any good sources?

Tillman


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"tillius" wrote:

I'm seeking a good, cheap source for t-nuts or t-nut kits that will fit
a standard miter slot (with the T in the bottom).

Anyone know of any good sources?


Lee Valley has a pretty good selection of all kinds of neat stuff like
this. Start at
http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...&page=45161&ca
tegory=3,41306,41320

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The URL has word wrapped. You have to include the part on the next line as
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try this one...

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The folks at tinyurl do a great service.

Mekon

Paul in MN wrote:
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The link in your message goes nowhere.

The URL has word wrapped. You have to include the part on the next line as
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Everybody rags Microsoft for having a crappy news reader, but Outlook Express
neither word wrapped nor rendered the link dead for me. It worked perfectly the
first time:

http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...,41 306,41320



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Paul in MN wrote:
"Bob" wrote in message
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The link in your message goes nowhere.

The URL has word wrapped. You have to include the part on the next line
as
well.



Everybody rags Microsoft for having a crappy news reader, but Outlook
Express
neither word wrapped nor rendered the link dead for me. It worked
perfectly the
first time:


http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...,41 306,41320





That's odd... I use OE too and the OP post was wrapped and yet yours wasn't,
Weird. Still if there is any doubt with long urls www.tinyurl.com and
www.makeashorterlink.com do the job.

Mekon

Checkout using toilet bolts (T-bolts) that are used to anchor the toilet to
the floor.

Bob S.

"tillius" wrote in message
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I'm seeking a good, cheap source for t-nuts or t-nut kits that will fit
a standard miter slot (with the T in the bottom).

Anyone know of any good sources?

Tillman


Warning: Don't waste your money on 150,000+ woodworking plans on eBay.
Get more for free - links to a huge number of woodworking plans:
http://home.comcast.net/~tillman_ste...kinglinks.html

"Mekon" wrote in message
...

"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" wrote in
message
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Paul in MN wrote:
"Bob" wrote in message
oups.com...
The link in your message goes nowhere.

The URL has word wrapped. You have to include the part on the next
line
as
well.



Everybody rags Microsoft for having a crappy news reader, but Outlook
Express
neither word wrapped nor rendered the link dead for me. It worked
perfectly the
first time:



http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/pa...,41 306,41320





That's odd... I use OE too and the OP post was wrapped and yet yours
wasn't,
Weird. Still if there is any doubt with long urls www.tinyurl.com and
www.makeashorterlink.com do the job.

Mekon


Same for me too. The original was wrapped and the second post was not.

P.

On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 10:30:35 GMT, "Mekon"
wrote:



That's odd... I use OE too and the OP post was wrapped and yet yours wasn't,
Weird. Still if there is any doubt with long urls www.tinyurl.com and
www.makeashorterlink.com do the job.

Mekon

Could be the line length set in your preferences, or whatever Outhouse
uses..


mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

Tillman wrote:I'm seeking a good, cheap source for t-nuts or t-nut kits that
will fit
a standard miter slot (with the T in the bottom).

Flanged toilet bowl bolts, with a little modification on a grinder, work fine.
BTW, the URL for your website needs updating, or something. Tom
Work at your leisure!

Me too, and I use free Agent.

-Dan



That's odd... I use OE too and the OP post was wrapped and yet yours
wasn't,
Weird. Still if there is any doubt with long urls www.tinyurl.com and
www.makeashorterlink.com do the job.

Mekon


Same for me too. The original was wrapped and the second post was not.

P.