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1" x 6" test tubes
Anyone know a good source for 1"x6" test tubes. Craft Supplies has some but
they are flared at the top, I prefer the standard rolled top. I only need to purchase about 10 of them so I can't go to a wholesaler as they sell in bulk. Thanks in advance.......Ralph http://www.elegance-in-wood.com/ |
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http://www.indigo.com/glass/test-tubes.html
http://www.sciencelab.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? Leif "Ralph J. Ramirez" wrote in message news:nZn5d.260473$mD.192355@attbi_s02... Anyone know a good source for 1"x6" test tubes. Craft Supplies has some but they are flared at the top, I prefer the standard rolled top. I only need to purchase about 10 of them so I can't go to a wholesaler as they sell in bulk. Thanks in advance.......Ralph http://www.elegance-in-wood.com/ |
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Ralph, try this: http://www.sciencestuff.com/prod/L-testTubeX/1016-16
I'm not sure if the tops are flared or not. As I recall, the suppliers are rapid shippers. Jack |
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Ralph J. Ramirez wrote: Anyone know a good source for 1"x6" test tubes. Craft Supplies has some but they are flared at the top, I prefer the standard rolled top. I only need to purchase about 10 of them so I can't go to a wholesaler as they sell in bulk. Thanks in advance.......Ralph http://www.elegance-in-wood.com/ Cole-parmer seem helpful |
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Thanks to Leif and Jack (Graycoyote) for their source for test tubes. I
ordered some today. This newsgroup is really a wonderful group to get information from.......Ralph "Ralph J. Ramirez" wrote in message news:nZn5d.260473$mD.192355@attbi_s02... Anyone know a good source for 1"x6" test tubes. Craft Supplies has some but they are flared at the top, I prefer the standard rolled top. I only need to purchase about 10 of them so I can't go to a wholesaler as they sell in bulk. Thanks in advance.......Ralph http://www.elegance-in-wood.com/ |
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If you find a good deal on unflared tubes, it's easy to flare them
yourself with a propane torch on the lathe. Drill a hole for a slightly loose fit for the tubes in a scrap piece of wood held in a chuck on the lathe. The fit should hold the tube without wobbling, but to be able to remove and insert a tube while the lathe is running. Insert the tube in the spinning hole, play the torch on the end for the desired flare, then with a gloved hand remove it and put in another one. I did a box of 100 in about 40 minutes. Ken Grunke -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- |
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