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Reddit mentions of Jmkcoz 1120PCS 1/4W Resistor Kit 56 Values Each Value 20pcs (1ohm-10Mohm) Metal Film Resistors Assortment
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Jmkcoz 1120PCS 1/4W Resistor Kit 56 Values Each Value 20pcs (1ohm-10Mohm) Metal Film Resistors Assortment. Here are the top ones.
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Material: MetalPackage include 1120 Pieces (56 Values, Each value 20pcs)High precision and stabilityEach one has label of different value, you can assort them easilyResistors: 1ohm to 10Mohm
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u/midwayfair mostly beat me to it.
You can get an assortment of topmany film box caps that will cover most of your foreseeable future needs for $15 from Smallbear.
You can also get an assortment of electrolytic caps from smallbear for $10.
[You can get a huge set of metal resistors with almost every value you'll ever need here for $10, marked with their value which is nice for initial sorting.]
(https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01J5M2G9Q?psc=1)
Wiring in parallel or series you can get to almost any value you'll need with those three purchases for $35. Not bad, right?
As for transistors/diodes/IC's, that's much more dependent on what you're building. A good rule of thumb there is every time you need 1, order 5. You'll have a nice selection (and empty wallet) in no time. Most would agree that Smallbear is the place to source those kind of "specialty" parts to make sure you get high quality/official/tested stuff. Mammoth is my personal second favorite. Tayda would be third, great prices but I've gotten some weird less-than-official looking stuff from them that doesn't always sound the same as their Smallbear counterpart.
As a cost saving measure, if you need enclosures on the cheap you can get electrical boxes like this one for less than half the price of a Hammond box. Available online and at pretty much every big box home store anywhere. Not pretty but they'll take some abuse.
Also check out cheap cap and resistor sets on Amazon like these and these if you want to go bulk (just examples, not a specific endorsement of products - check around to see what works for you). You'll end up with odd values you don't need and probably more of some than you'll use but it's a decent way to just bulk up on a bit of everything for the first go around. Easier than hand selecting lots of individual components.