Looking for fastener source?

[arnwoodwheels]

Anyone know of a good place to purchase USA made fastener assortments?
The ones in the metal kit box would be preferred. Most of my sorted fasteners have been used up and I am tired of digging around in the junk box. Grainger has some kits but I was hoping to find them at a better price.

Thanks in advance
Ron

 

[camarotoolman]

Unless you live in the boonies, I would just buy them as needed. I have boxes of stuff I haven't used in 20 years.

 

[wnstwolf]

I got my set up at a close out of what was Central tractor store. After they ran the store inventory down I asked the manager how much for the entire isle. $200 got me a ton of Stainless bolts, grade 8, button and cap screws and things I may never use but also all the containers I have since refilled with what I can use. Source for re-fill is Mcmaster car. Box of 100 almost as cheap as 10 from HD or Lowes

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[bluesman2a]

fastenal is where I got my last two bin-kits.

I typically restock from Tractor Supply, they sell by weight.

 

[sselander]

The better assortment come in the steel drawers from the Durham company made right here in CT.
They are pricey, but worth it.
http://www.durhammfg.com/

The better fastener places tell you they use Durham boxes.
If you do a search, include Durham and you should get better results.

 

[6768rogues]

I buy fasteners that I cannot find locally at boltdepot.com. They can probably tell you where the fasteners are made.