In particular Inconel sources. It seems there are plenty of sources for titanium drops, as well as new material, but Inconel seems to be more difficult to find cheaper sources for.

eBay

john.t.little1 wrote:eBay

Plenty of titanium, little to no inconel to be found there.

You have to keep watching it pops up time to time.

Ebay unless you buy in bulk or a manufacturer is willing to sell you some scrap.

I've had this bookmarked for a while, but have never purchased from them.

http://alloyshop.com/incoloy-alloy-825/rod.html

It's not cheap....

the1mavin wrote:I've had this bookmarked for a while, but have never purchased from them.

http://alloyshop.com/incoloy-alloy-825/rod.html

It's not cheap....

They are also in London, I can't imagine the cost for shipping!

I use onlinemetals.com, decent prices for small orders

ChimeraPrecision wrote:I use onlinemetals.com, decent prices for small orders

They sell Inconel?

Bendersquint wrote:

ChimeraPrecision wrote:I use onlinemetals.com, decent prices for small orders

They sell Inconel?

http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cf ... p_cat=1352

States: NICKEL 718 (INCONEL EQUIV) ANNEALED ROUND

Gunny

gunny50 wrote:

Bendersquint wrote:

ChimeraPrecision wrote:I use onlinemetals.com, decent prices for small orders

They sell Inconel?

http://www.onlinemetals.com/merchant.cf ... p_cat=1352

States: NICKEL 718 (INCONEL EQUIV) ANNEALED ROUND

Gunny

McMaster is a bit cheaper and also has a 6" option for less.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#nickel-rods/=t6sk7y