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On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 21:52:37 GMT, Fred R "spam
wrote: Eric R Snow wrote: A few years ago I had several re-constructive surgeries on my arms. and more about a low-temp formable plastic used for fixturing Eric, That sounds great. I have used a cheap-o version sold in craft stores for kid-type jewelry, IIRC. It comes in strips maybe 1"x6"x1/8" for a few bucks. Rather weak and brittle but strong enough to hold an oddball shape and bore out a hole. Definitely disposable. Your stuff sounds better. I wonder how different it can be? The stuff I have is not real brittle. In fact, it bends pretty far before it breaks. But it will break. I'm gonna head down to the local crafts store and see if they have any and how well it compares to mine. Might be the same stuff. ERS |
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