Re: Which fastener series for new design?

- Original Message - From: Harry Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Multiple recipients of sslivesteam [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 1:01 AM Subject: Re: Which fastener series for new design? there has been a small but sophisitcated and reasonably active model

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

OK. Sounds good. Now, where do we get it? Somehow I don't expect to find JB Weld on the pegboard at my local Lowe's or Home Depot. Charles From: Ciambrone, Steve @ OS [EMAIL PROTECTED] High quality adhesive epoxy. I was surprised when, I read the specifications and stated a 600*F high

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

OK. Sounds good. Now, where do we get it? Somehow I don't expect to find JB Weld on the pegboard at my local Lowe's or Home Depot. Charles From: Ciambrone, Steve @ OS [EMAIL PROTECTED] You may want to try automotive suppliers and or Marine supply . Cheers Ferd. --

Re: Alucobond

Hi, You can get more information from: Alusuisse Composites, Inc. P.O. Box 507, Benton, KY. 800-626-3365 www. alusuisse-comp.com Dibond is similar to Alucobone, but the Aluminum is .012 (or maybe .010) rather than .020. Comes in 4' x 8' and 4' x 10' sheets. This stuff looks really great. If

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

Steve, I picked up the JB Weld I have at Home Depot, so I know it is available there. You also could most likely find it at almost any hardware store! Roger

Re:Project Dee frames

Hello Folks: Well I finally rec'd pricing to get some frames cut. It's going to be $35/set for either the Project or Dee frames. In addition $2.00 for mailing per order, not per set. Those who are interested just post an e-note to me. No one send money until I have the frames in hand and I'll

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

In a message dated 12/20/01 7:10:06 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Somehow I don't expect to find JB Weld on the pegboard at my local Lowe's or Home Depot Available at both. Jim

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

Also carried at auto parts places. Make sure that you get the long cure variety, not the quick cure. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 12/20/01 7:10:06 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Somehow I don't expect to find JB Weld on the pegboard

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

I just bought the slow cure version (several minutes working time and at least 6 hour cure) at Pep Boy's auto parts store. It is available in 1 oz size or 6 oz sizes for shops. There is a fast cure version (4 minute working time) in 1 oz sizes as well. Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a

burner Wicks

I was down at the Wood stove store today looking at stoves. I noticed spools of different sizes of material that looked like fiberglass or asbestos yarn . I asked about them and what it is used for and was informed that it was used for the gaskets on the wood stoves that they sell . I looked

Re: What's the deal with JB Weld?

What sort of prep is required on the parts? For example, do the brass bits need to be bare? I presume that oil on either part would interfere... but is that the case? Specific to this K4, I'll need to remove some insulation in the smokebox, rebend the tabs for the bracket, then dab on the JB.