try www.smallparts.com, www.use-enco.com, www.asapsource.com,
www.campbelltools.com, www.machinist-materials.com, or www.midlandalum.com

Dale Botkin wrote:

> On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, John Waters wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I'm producing a device in small quantity (just around 10 - 20 pieces). This
> > device has a 3"x3" touch sensing metal plate attached to the enclosure. The
> > dimension, as well as the material that made up this metal plate is not
> > critical. As I'm not a mechanist, I have no idea where to buy the metal
> > plate. I want to know if there is any suppliers that will sell small
> > quantity of metal material or parts to home mechanist, like what digikey,
> > Jameco, etc., does in selling electronic components to electronic hobbist.
>
> Check a local hobby shop, especially one that caters to the R/C airplane
> or boat crowds.  Hobby Lobby, Tower Hobby, etc. are also good sources for
> small sheets of brass, stainless, aluminum, etc.
>
> Dale
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