• Rona (1722 Preston Avenue N. )
• Home Depot (707 Circle Drive)
• Windsor Plywood (3222 Millar Avenue)
• Lee Valley (820 51st St E)
• Princess Auto (2802 Idylwyld Drive North) — Tools of all kinds and a handy surplus section. Careful with the Power Fist tools; they are often poor quality. Can be a good source for cheap parts.

• WD Plastics — For sheet plastics such as ABS, Acrylic, PETG (co-poly) for use in the laser, or HDPE for use on Goliath.

The Makerbot uses 1.75mm PLA. The really cheap stuff doesn't work well.

• B&E Electronics — B & E carries MG Chemicals. Our members have had good luck with this filament
• Amazon — Amazon carries AMZ3D. Some of our members have reported good luck.
• Solarbotics — eSun seems to work well.
• HobbyKing — also carries eSun.

• TechWorks Store — Techworks has a wide variety of parts available in our store.
• FingerTech Robotics — Local supplier of motors, wheels, Garolyte, and robot kits – Also available through Saskatoon TechWorks; talk to Kurtis Wanner
• Express Hobbies ( 411 34th Street East) — R/C, Models, Materials, 3D Printing filament and more.
• B&E Industrial Electronics (103-2518 Faithfull Ave) — Local supplier of electronics. Limited stock, but can often order parts in cheaper than ordering through Digi-Key.
• Digi-Key — Canadian mail-order supply for almost any parts imaginable. Prices are a bit higher than others.
• Mouser Electronics — American-based business with a Canadian outlet. Larger selection than Digi-Key.
• BG Micro — Surplus electronics. You can often find useful stuff for cheap, but some of it is just cheap.
• SparkFun Electronics — Hobbyist electronics. Great for prototyping materials (Arduinos, shields, sensors, etc.). Prices are sometimes a bit high.
• Seeed Studio — Chinese manufacturer of hobbyist electronics. Many open source hardware projects at extremely low prices. Also does custom PCB manufacturing.
• Gold Phoenix PCB Co. — Cheap Chinese manufacturer of custom PCBs.
• AP Circuits – Expensive, fast Calgary manufacturer of custom PCBs.