vulcanized fiber spacer material

JTknives

JTknives

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any one have any vulcanized fiber spacer material in red that they would not mind parting with. i can reimburse you for it. I went to jantz to get just one 5" x 10" chunk for like $0.90 and they wanted to charge me like $9.00 for shipping. what's up with that. they could just put it in a envelope and charge me the price of a stamp.
 
JT have you considered using silicone placemats? Also could RTV sealant ( the hardening kind) work? Maybe also possibly use a natural or dyed cork liner?
 
Let me know what you need, I won't even charge you for the stamp. Call it pay back for the video. ;)
 
I'm looking for some red, white, and blue. can you see where im going with this :)
 
I wonder what Randall uses for their blue, I don't remember having seen any before. I have red and white and you're welcome to what you need. The white is thinner than the red is, you may want to double it up.
 
I have brick red but I haven't found a source for bright red yet. I'm still looking. Well I did find one source but they wanted a minimum order of 200lbs - per color and thickness. If I don't find a different source for bright red soon, I'll be picking some (a lot) of that up.
 
use canvas layered up with epoxy in the thickness you want (did it with red a few times)

also had done construction paper
 
On my new 2nd Amendment Defender model i am going to put a spacer of red, white and blue between the tang and the carbon fiber. I'm thinking of doing a small production run of them and having everything water jet cut.
 
butcher_block said:
use canvas layered up with epoxy in the thickness you want (did it with red a few times)

also had done construction paper
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I was thinking of the construction paper idea but did not have any. i was going to stoke it with light super glue as i use super glue to bond the handle material before i bolt everything together. i will try it, thanks.
 
JTknives said:
I was thinking of the construction paper idea but did not have any. i was going to stoke it with light super glue as i use super glue to bond the handle material before i bolt everything together. i will try it, thanks.
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for this i like epoxy as you need ot make sure you get the paper wetted out before adding a layer to it

then just clamp right to your block and its all right there for you to cut and shape
 
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