Useful component supplier recommendation.

[cliff_poole]

I just received an order very quickly from US supplier
http://www.unicornelectronics.com

It took seven days to arrive including the weekend, they have no minimum
order or overseas surcharge and prices are pretty reasonable. Quite a few
useful, hard to find chips in stock.

Cliff.

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[Zektor]

Another is Jameco, ordered a few hundred lamps and they arrived in 5 days with no customs charge. Probably quicker than ordering from Maplin, a lot cheaper!

 

[hullfandan]

I have a cocktail cabinet with no T molding on. I was about to order
some standard T-molding when I realised this cabinet has no groove
around the top. I guess cocktail cabinet must have used a special
kind. Does anyone know a supplier for this type of molding? Or will I
have to just get the standard type, cut it down and try gluing it.
Although I'm also not sure it will fit under the corner brackets. Has
anyone else tried this?

Cheers,
Dan

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[dulstone]

Hi Dan

I take it this is a Taito cocktail or similar as the midway type do
use 1" t-moulding. The stuff used is actually not T-Moulding. but a
stick on veneer, like used on chipboard shelves to hide the ends. Try
B&Q or homebase or similar, and look for rolls of this stuff near the
wood/wood glue etc.

Rob.

On 26 Oct 2006, at 17:04, Daniel Blackburn wrote:
> I have a cocktail cabinet with no T molding on. I was about to order
> some standard T-molding when I realised this cabinet has no groove
> around the top. I guess cocktail cabinet must have used a special
> kind. Does anyone know a supplier for this type of molding? Or will I
> have to just get the standard type, cut it down and try gluing it.
> Although I'm also not sure it will fit under the corner brackets. Has
> anyone else tried this?
>
> Cheers,
> Dan