Glow in the Dark G10

Shadetree Phenolics

Shadetree Phenolics

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Fiberglass cloth, clear epoxy resin with glow powder
These won't be made again, unless I get an order to reproduce them;)

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Pure Blue:
1 pair available
1/8" x 1-5/8" x 5-7/8"
pale sea foam green under light, glows blue
$38 plus shipping
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Daytime Orange:
1 pair sold,1 pair available
1/4" x 1-5/8" x 5-1/2"
orange under light, glows yellow-green
$46 plus shipping
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Ultra Green:
none available for immediate shipping. I can make more by special order
1/4" x 1-5/8" x 5-7/8"
pale green under light, glows strong yellow-green
$48 plus shipping
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In the US, shipping is $5 for as many as you want

Ou of the US I am now shipping in the USPS global priority standard rate envelopes for $11US to Europe, ??? to elsewhere.*
Looks like they will take up to 6 pair pretty nicely

For 1 or 2 pair, I can ship 1st class for about half that, perhaps a little more. We can discuss shipping options, just PM me and we can work it out.

1st class shipping should be 5-10 days, but closer to ten. Priority shipping 6-10 days, but closer to six.

*Hong Kong shipping is a couple dollars less for 1st class, a couple more for priority go figure


Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for looking

-Todd
 
I will take a set of the orange. I a at work right now so I will PM you this evening with details. Thanks!

Tom
 
thoes are very cool. how much glow time do you get out of them. would be cool on a dive knife.
 
tsimpson said:
I will take a set of the orange. I a at work right now so I will PM you this evening with details. Thanks!

Tom
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Thanks Tom! I look forward to hearing from you. I was looking at the pics and I should mention that they look a little darker in the pics than in real life. I'll get more pics to you on request.

JTknives said:
thoes are very cool. how much glow time do you get out of them. would be cool on a dive knife.
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Depends on the powder you start with. The ultra green one will glow all night long, the others for a few hours. Here is a link to the place where I get the stuff from, It will answer most questions better than I.

http://glowinc.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=3

Lots of cool options. It works very well with yarns and open weave materials like burlap to make mycartas, especially when you kinda match the cloth color to the powder daytime color. The Ultra green is seriously bright when freshly charged, and would be the right choice for long lasting brightness and would be hard to lose.:D
 
those are awesome, I wish you posted these last week. I made my first micarta over the weekend and would have loved to do something that glows in the dark, mine kinda of turned out a chocolate color. Not bad and I will use them, but there is lots to learn.

I checked out the link you provided very neat stuff. Could you enlighten me on how much of the powder you would need to make a single set of slabs.
 
IH8U said:
those are awesome, I wish you posted these last week. I made my first micarta over the weekend and would have loved to do something that glows in the dark, mine kinda of turned out a chocolate color. Not bad and I will use them, but there is lots to learn.

I checked out the link you provided very neat stuff. Could you enlighten me on how much of the powder you would need to make a single set of slabs.
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Thanks, sorry to hear about your timing being bad. I use an ounce per pair.
Remember these work best with a clear epoxy.
 
lukus said:
That is a great epoxy! Long pot time, good wetting, and great finish out. A bit expensive, but worth it.
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Thanks! I've tried more than a few brands and it has a lot of good qualities, that knifemakers look for, but does not work for all materials. Expense is an issue, which drives up the price of the finished scales. There is a reason that these scales cost what they do...I put the good stuff in. :thumbup:

Any lack of quality can safely be blamed on the labor supply:D

-Todd
 
i think i should mix some of that glow powder into my hair gell. then i could look like this guy -> :D
 
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