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    T-Slots Connecting Question

    This week I drew up some plans for a table based on the T-Slots system. I was using T-Slots because there is a supplier about 45 minutes from me and their on-line pricing is about the same as the 8020 garage sale for everything except for out-of-tolerance pieces at 8020 and I don't have to pay for shipping since I can drive over and pick it up.

    When I got through to pricing the order I found that the fasteners were about 1/3 if not more of the total price. Is there any practical way of fastening these pieces together aside from using the manufacturer's connectors?

    I am working with 1010, 1020, and 1030 extrusions.

    Thanks,
    Darrell


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    I've been getting the 8020 stuff from their eBay listings:

    http://shop.ebay.com/8020inc/m.html

    Shipping cost, to my surprise, have been pretty low. They haven't gouged on the shipping cost like most eBay sellers.


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