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Topic: Walking Canes. (Epoxy)

Stephen Deveau
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Member # 1305

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I am working on Birch/Oak and Maple walking Canes..

I have no problem with cravings as well as burning imagies to the wood.

Paint is still "OK" by myself.....
After I have Cleared the finished Outlook.. I like to do some drilling to place some GEM Stones..
IE Gold Nuggets/Diamonds Etc.

I like to know what you think is the clearest Exopy for settings..

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Stephen Deveau
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Letting Your Imagination Run Wild!

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Si Allen
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Member # 420

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Go to your local hardware store and look over the epoxies that they have for sale. Pick the one that is pure epoxy (without fillers)!

[FYI]

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Stephen Deveau
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Member # 1305

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Thanks SI!
I am still looking at putting them on Stems and Dremil the post at every different site.(Of the Cane)
But still exopy anchor it with a True Clear! [Wink]

I forgot to say that the Gold will be 1-or-2 Pennyweight and Gems are 1/8 to 1/4 Stone Weights.

I wish!!!!!!!!!!

But still looking for the clearest Pocket Epoxy!

[ January 05, 2004, 06:05 PM: Message edited by: Stephen Deveau ]

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Stephen Deveau
RavenGraphics
Insinx Digital Displays

Letting Your Imagination Run Wild!

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Glen Perye Jr
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Member # 159

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Check out armstrong tools they are a jeweler supply, also for model maker and dentists. Armstrong tool They have a catalog a hefty wieght with things you never knew you can't live with out. the one in michigan is the one I have done biz with. they do orders over the phone with credit cards.
they have a number of adhesives from diamond setters cement, shellac sticks to the latest super glues for jewelry repair. Vigor is the trade name of the products and they have vigor jeweler's epoxy sets in 5 minutes good up to 79'C (175'F) non shrinking clear.
Hope this will help

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Stephen Deveau
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Member # 1305

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Thanks Glen

I will be looking into this..
Armstrong is now in my address book.

Thanks Again!
[Thanks]

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Stephen Deveau
RavenGraphics
Insinx Digital Displays

Letting Your Imagination Run Wild!

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