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Foam for instrument cases -redux-
Thanks for the help! I was amazed to get a bunch of e-mails wanting to know
what I found out. Here is a link for the foam I got. http://www.marinefoam.com/polyethylenefoam.html Thanks again! |
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Foam for instrument cases -redux-
Tom Gardner wrote:
Thanks for the help! I was amazed to get a bunch of e-mails wanting to know what I found out. Here is a link for the foam I got. http://www.marinefoam.com/polyethylenefoam.html Thanks again! I had no idea it was that expensive. The scrap yard I frequent gets surplus equipment that is sometimes packed in foam. The foam is of different types but I see all kinds, and of course I have a reasonable supply in my shop. Maybe I should take a picture and tell my insurance agent about the value :-) Bill K7NOM |
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Foam for instrument cases -redux-
snip I have a reasonable supply in my shop. Maybe I should take a picture
and tell my insurance agent about the value :-) Bill K7NOM It does seem expensive...but think, I will have 3 cubic feet of my life organized! I should buy acres of this stuff! |
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