I was quoted
$45/kg raw cost
$20.4/kg Fedex IP
$~5/kg Trade Assurance fees and credit card fees
$8/kg shipping domestic
I didn’t search for the cheapest supplier, I just went with one I trusted and have got nickel from before.
I was quoted
$45/kg raw cost
$20.4/kg Fedex IP
$~5/kg Trade Assurance fees and credit card fees
$8/kg shipping domestic
I didn’t search for the cheapest supplier, I just went with one I trusted and have got nickel from before.
20$/kg is super high shipping cost, but its not unexpected, usually its 7.50/kg to the EU and 8.50 to the us (with the covid price hikes) but I’ve only really gotten that with 20kg+
P.S I do reccomend using Wise and bank transfer when possible, its feeless
What is the shipping speed? They told me I should receive it within 5 days of it shipping.
via DHL it can be 2 days, but usually 5 days. Fedex is the worst though, they say 5 days then take 10
Anyone have a good source for even wider strip? I think the Kweld can do .3mm nickel and would like to find up to that thick that I can cut into wide strips like this. Copper is too finicky.
Maybe try messaging steel city store or an alibaba seller. They might not list it but still have the ability to make it
Missed this (traveling) (short ass lead period group buy homey wth? ) but if you have an extra roll, let me know, I’d like one.
Don’t worry I’ll have extra
How many extra kg do you have?
Good cause I’m in imminent need now. Please put me down for one roll, just let me know what I owe you and where to send it.
Woohoo cant wait to get my roll when it arrives to u.
Looks like they didn’t get the memo when I said 1kg rolls… looks like I have some unrolling and weighing to do
Needs a banana for scale
P42A for scale not good enough for you?
nope
Das alota nickel
Hah man, it could be worse. Try having this be the case with a couple thousand pound coil of spring tempered nickel alloy steel, that was supposed to be annealed, flat ground stock uncoiled. That’s a slinky you wanna stand back from when you sucker your “buddy” into snipping the binding wires…