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drventure:
I used those guys when I did my CP. I actually got lucky and picked up some scrap pieces from their "Odds and Ends" page for even cheaper. Be sure to check there, esp if you don't need lots of the same stuff (or even if you do and can deal with it being in 2 or more pieces)

Silas (son of Silas):

--- Quote from: Silas (son of Silas) on May 08, 2009, 06:35:45 am ---40 feet of bright orange ordered and the router bit... Just sit bat and wait now I guess and see how quickly UK customs can clear it :-)

--- End quote ---

My order arrived yesterday. Not too long to wait. There was a customs charge of £12.68 on receipt of the goods. Bear that customs can charge you import duty when you order from US based companies.

Still cheaper and easier than trying to find a slot cutter in the UK.

turnergw:
Thumbs up to these guys from another UK customer.  I ordered 40ft of blue t-molding, together with the slot cutter bit and arbor, and they arrived after around 14 days, with a similar customs charge (£12).  I suspect from previous experience that the package arrived in the UK much quicker than that, but spent a week in customs!

Unfortunately on opening the pack, they'd sent yellow t-molding instead of blue!  However one quick email later, and a replacement strip was winging its way over, which arrived in only 3 days, with no further charge.

Top service from Richard at t-molding.com - it's nice to see good customer service, which seems a rarity these days.  I'd definitely use them again!

sinkhead:
All you who are getting customs charges, are you just ordering normally? I get around 2 packages a week from Hong Kong and I've never been charged on a single one. The marked values are typically $40 to $50.

saleem:
cos china/hong kong aint the usa.customs will more likely say a package you get from usa is high value one rather than hong kong.
:)

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