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23-09-2001, 21:20
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Materials
On of the easiest stores to get materials from is Home Depot or Lowes.
They usually have a good stock of angle Alum. If they are low go to a local hardware store. Ask your parents they may have a contact with a vendor that has a supply. Remember: With all materials, they must be within the limits of the additional materialslist and specification that you were provided. 
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24-09-2001, 13:27
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Is McMaster-Carr Legal?
Up until your post I had asumed such suppliers were not legal based on the following statement in the rules:
"Items should be available at local hardware stores or building supply centers such as Lowe's or Home Depot." Any clarification from the judges is appreciated. Thanks, Jim Meyer
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24-09-2001, 20:26
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You are correct. To even the playing field supplies must be local.
Home Depot is great!
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