Hank Murrow on wed 27 jun 07
On Jun 27, 2007, at 6:21 PM, pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
>
> Just make an equivelent faster out of some appropriate ^ Clay...
>
> Make some 'buttons' ( or little 'Pan-Cakes' ) in effect, of the
> diameter you
> feel is suitable, , with small holes in them for Wire to pass
> through...fired to whatever Cone makes sense.
>
> Use scrap Ni-Chrome Wire passing through the holes in these, to
> secure the
> fiber to the Walls...passing the wire through the Walls if need be,
> via
> dedicated slender holes...
And the holes can be 'filled' with pop rivets(stainless, of course)
to secure the wire and seal the hole.
Cheers, Hank
www.murrow.biz/hank
Eric Lindgren on wed 27 jun 07
Dear Clayart,
Sorry to bother you with a mundane hardware question.
I am in urgent need of ceramic fibre anchors and can't seem to
find them in stock with local suppliers I know here in Ontario,
Canada. For some reason, they can't seem to obtain them in less than
4 weeks!
Firing to stoneware temperature, I'm using the ceramic fastener
system which consists of a notched stainless steel stud, ceramic cone
'hat', and 4 inch ceramic washer. I need 20 sets for a major repair -
pots are waiting.
Suppliers either here or in the States would be best. Please reply
to me off the list and if anyone else wants to hear the outcome of
this, please contact me as well.
Thanks for your help,
Eric Lindgren
http://www.lindgrenpottery.com
pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on wed 27 jun 07
Hi Eric,
Just make an equivelent faster out of some appropriate ^ Clay...
Make some 'buttons' ( or little 'Pan-Cakes' ) in effect, of the diameter you
feel is suitable, , with small holes in them for Wire to pass
through...fired to whatever Cone makes sense.
Use scrap Ni-Chrome Wire passing through the holes in these, to secure the
fiber to the Walls...passing the wire through the Walls if need be, via
dedicated slender holes...
Phil
l v
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Lindgren"
> Dear Clayart,
> Sorry to bother you with a mundane hardware question.
> I am in urgent need of ceramic fibre anchors and can't seem to
> find them in stock with local suppliers I know here in Ontario,
> Canada. For some reason, they can't seem to obtain them in less than
> 4 weeks!
> Firing to stoneware temperature, I'm using the ceramic fastener
> system which consists of a notched stainless steel stud, ceramic cone
> 'hat', and 4 inch ceramic washer. I need 20 sets for a major repair -
> pots are waiting.
> Suppliers either here or in the States would be best. Please reply
> to me off the list and if anyone else wants to hear the outcome of
> this, please contact me as well.
> Thanks for your help,
> Eric Lindgren
> http://www.lindgrenpottery.com
Lynne and Bruce Girrell on thu 28 jun 07
Eric Lindgren wrote
> I am in urgent need of ceramic fibre anchors
I just rolled out some porcelain and used a big cookie cutter. They have
been to ^10 and above many times and are still in fine shape.
Bruce Girrell
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Andy on fri 29 jun 07
I have all of these in stock. The cones are called cuplock washers I =
have the 1" tall ones in stock.They retail for $3.75/eachThe 4" ceramic =
washers (I have 4-1/2" in stock) they are $4.41/eachThe studs you =
mention are called Insultwist studs, and they very in price by the =
length you need. What temp are you trying to go to, You might be able to =
get away with stainless steel washers instead of the ceramic.Thank =
YouAndy Misner www.indfirebrick.comph: 616-363-4717fax: 616-363-6601Dear =
Clayart,
Sorry to bother you with a mundane hardware question.
I am in urgent need of ceramic fibre anchors and can't seem to
find them in stock with local suppliers I know here in Ontario,
Canada. For some reason, they can't seem to obtain them in less than
4 weeks!
Firing to stoneware temperature, I'm using the ceramic fastener
system which consists of a notched stainless steel stud, ceramic cone
'hat', and 4 inch ceramic washer. I need 20 sets for a major repair -
pots are waiting.
Suppliers either here or in the States would be best. Please reply
to me off the list and if anyone else wants to hear the outcome of
this, please contact me as well.
Thanks for your help,
Eric Lindgren
Eric Lindgren on fri 29 jun 07
Hi,
Thanks for your reply! However I have already located some available
inventory and ordered elsewhere.
I'll keep your info on hand for the future though.
Thanks again,
Eric Lindgren
> At 8:44 AM -0400 6/29/07, Andy sent the following:
>I have all of these in stock. The cones are called cuplock washers
>I have the 1" tall ones in stock.
>They retail for $3.75/each
>The 4" ceramic washers (I have 4-1/2" in stock) they are $4.41/each
>The studs you mention are called Insultwist studs, and they very in
>price by the length you need.
>What temp are you trying to go to, You might be able to get away
>with stainless steel washers instead of the
>ceramic.
>
>Thank You
>Andy Misner
>www.indfirebrick.com
>ph: 616-363-4717
>fax: 616-363-6601
>
>
>Dear Clayart,
> Sorry to bother you with a mundane hardware question.
> I am in urgent need of ceramic fibre anchors and can't seem to
>find them in stock with local suppliers I know here in Ontario,
>Canada. For some reason, they can't seem to obtain them in less than
>4 weeks!
> Firing to stoneware temperature, I'm using the ceramic fastener
>system which consists of a notched stainless steel stud, ceramic cone
>'hat', and 4 inch ceramic washer. I need 20 sets for a major repair -
>pots are waiting.
> Suppliers either here or in the States would be best. Please reply
>to me off the list and if anyone else wants to hear the outcome of
>this, please contact me as well.
>Thanks for your help,
>Eric Lindgren
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