Millie Carpenter on sat 10 aug 02
One mothers day, my kids gave me a pair of elbow length leather gloves
that they bought in a local welding supply store. I have since replaced
them because my son borrowed them for a metalwork/blacksmith shop.
these were a suaded leather and fairly soft. I liked them because I
could unload kilns that were a bit warm :-)
Millie in Md
Karin Hurt wrote:
>preferably elbow length, can anyone give me a supplier? I've tried several
>websites and find many of them difficult to work with.
>Thanks
>
>Karin
>www.laughingbearpottery.com
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Karin Hurt on sat 10 aug 02
preferably elbow length, can anyone give me a supplier? I've tried several
websites and find many of them difficult to work with.
Thanks
Karin
www.laughingbearpottery.com
ray found on sat 10 aug 02
Wardburner.com, or just get a pair of welding gloves.
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Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 1:37 PM
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Subject: Looking for Raku gloves
preferably elbow length, can anyone give me a supplier? I've tried
several
websites and find many of them difficult to work with.
Thanks
Karin
www.laughingbearpottery.com
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Les Crimp on sat 10 aug 02
Karin -
Try a welding supply store. I am sure you will get what you need.
Les Crimp on that Island in the Pacific.
lcrimp@shaw.ca
www.arrowsmithpottersguild.bc.ca
phil davenport on sun 11 aug 02
Have you tried looking at welding supply stores? You can find gloves as well as
sleeves--all made from leather.
Phil Davenport
Garland, Tx.
Karin Hurt wrote:
> preferably elbow length, can anyone give me a supplier? I've tried several
> websites and find many of them difficult to work with.
> Thanks
>
> Karin
> www.laughingbearpottery.com
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Marvpots@AOL.COM on sun 11 aug 02
Karin:
Try Ward Burner Systems, P.O. Box 1086, Dandridge TN 37725, email:
wardburner@aol.com
I'm sure others will have the same recommendation for you.
Good luck!
Marvin Flowerman
marvpots@aol.com
Snail Scott on mon 12 aug 02
At 11:45 PM 8/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
>One mothers day, my kids gave me a pair of elbow length leather gloves
>that they bought in a local welding supply store.
I have a pair of fireproof glove covers. They are made
out of the same stuff as raku gloves, but are loose
mitts instead. They fit over my good leather welding
gloves. They don't really insulate(the gloves underneath
are for doing that), but they keep the leather from
being ruined by scorching. They are durable, and much
cheaper than replacing good gloves. Low on manual
dexterity, but good enough for most of the things I do
while handling hot objects.
(I don't remember where they came from, but maybe
Grainger.)
-Snail
Craig Clark on tue 13 aug 02
Buy a pair of Nomex gloves from your local clay supply or safety equipment
store of choice.
Craig Dunn Clark
619 East 11 1/2 st
Houston, Texas 77008
(713)861-2083
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From: "Snail Scott"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 1:09 AM
Subject: Re: Looking for Raku gloves
> At 11:45 PM 8/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
> >One mothers day, my kids gave me a pair of elbow length leather gloves
> >that they bought in a local welding supply store.
>
>
> I have a pair of fireproof glove covers. They are made
> out of the same stuff as raku gloves, but are loose
> mitts instead. They fit over my good leather welding
> gloves. They don't really insulate(the gloves underneath
> are for doing that), but they keep the leather from
> being ruined by scorching. They are durable, and much
> cheaper than replacing good gloves. Low on manual
> dexterity, but good enough for most of the things I do
> while handling hot objects.
>
> (I don't remember where they came from, but maybe
> Grainger.)
>
> -Snail
>
>
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