good fastener sources?

[Brent Grooms]

Well I am getting ready to build some anorandack(sp?) chairs andI find myself needing a bunch of flat headed wood screws (phillips or robertson drive preferred). I am looking for Stainless, cut thread brass or bronze. Anyone have favorite / inexpensive sources besides McFeeley's?

[Matt Meiser]

Besides? No.... That's where I ordered all the hardware for some Adirondack chairs I plan to build some day (I have everything but the time...)

[Stan Welborn]

McFeely's only for me. Service is always tops.

[Doug Shepard]

Another McFeely's fan, but these guys have a lot of things that I dont see other places. They might have what you're after
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/main.do;jsessionid=E983EA788C7BEA0F67CDFA8F60D6B58 9.ajp13w

[Vernon Taylor]

I always use MCFeeleys but have seen a company called fastenal they may have what you are looking for. I like McFeeleys for their service and for me the fact that they are a VA compny and not far from me so I can pick things up,they do not have a store as such but you can pick things up.

[Scott Kilroy]

Wow the woman on the homepage really looks like a professional contractor :)

Seriously, I visit Rode Island often, thanks for pointing this out, I'll plan on checking out their store next visit.


Another McFeely's fan, but these guys have a lot of things that I dont see other places. They might have what you're after
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/main.do;jsessionid=E983EA788C7BEA0F67CDFA8F60D6B58 9.ajp13w

[Duncan Potter]

I use McMaster-Carr. Excellent service.

[Brian Kerley]

Second vote for Mcmaster. In my book, if they don't have it, it probably either doesn't exist, or costs more than you'd care to pay.