Does it need to be waterproof? Another source: If you have a printing press shop near you - they could have a roll from the paper in the recycling bin (i.e. to give you for free). I saw heaps of these at a place in town recently, hadn't a use for them at the time and passed them by.
On 9/3/06, Jo Falkink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cardboard is not water proof, but I could examine fiberboard.
> cores. These cores will take staples and even carpet tacks. That is what I > use - FH cuts them the length I want with his woodshop saw, but any saw
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