My dad used to get his steel tubing at a place in MWC, IIRC. If I remember, I’ll ask him where.
I talked to my dad. He said he couldn’t remember the name of the place, but he frequently bought steel at a place on Eastern near south 10th St. He also said to check with the recyclers, as you could get cut-offs for a fraction of the price; he said he was getting that for $0.03/lb when it was $0.20/lb for new steel.
Little farther but the Railroad Yard South of Stillwater has all the tubing you could want.
Just east of (I-35/I-40) Brick-Town area on Reno - you can buy scrap metal from:
Standard Iron & Metal Co., LLC
1501 E Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73117
(405) 232-4216
You can buy left over scrap for a fraction of the price.
It's all in a heap of metal, so you have to do your own digging.
I've bought from them before.
Bring gloves. Especially on the hot days because that metal is a million degrees hot in the sun! (I know.
)
Standard Iron & Metal Co., LLC
1501 E Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73117
(405) 232-4216
You can buy left over scrap for a fraction of the price.
It's all in a heap of metal, so you have to do your own digging.
I've bought from them before.
Bring gloves. Especially on the hot days because that metal is a million degrees hot in the sun! (I know.
)
Thanks everyone. Got what I needed from these folks. Nice people. They even gave me a tour of the warehouse...there isn't much they don't have and they cut to order quickly.
+1 for railroad. They always stock big steel. It was the only place I found on a whim that had the 8x8 tube I needed to make a commissioned 4-post bed. Sucker weighed 1200 lbs.
Just east of (I-35/I-40) Brick-Town area on Reno - you can buy scrap metal from:
Standard Iron & Metal Co., LLC
1501 E Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73117
(405) 232-4216
You can buy left over scrap for a fraction of the price.
It's all in a heap of metal, so you have to do your own digging.
I've bought from them before.
Bring gloves. Especially on the hot days because that metal is a million degrees hot in the sun! (I know.
+1 great place to buy used steel. I have bought sheet steel from them years ago. Had good prices.
Albright steel was the cheapest prices I found
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If you need several pieces, Steelco in Paoli is definitely worth the drive. Their prices were about $1.00 per foot cheaper than anywhere else.
If you need a full-length piece, Albright has good prices.
Metal Supermarkets didn't have what I needed the last two times I was there, so it would be better co call them first.
If you need a full-length piece, Albright has good prices.
Metal Supermarkets didn't have what I needed the last two times I was there, so it would be better co call them first.
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