Eleanora Eden on mon 29 mar 04
Hi all,
I am trying to locate a supplier for plastic mold keys. The ones I have
(few left) are each about a half golf ball or so in size, a pair is an
innie and an outie with a skirt that embeds it real well in the plaster.
Using these has made mold-making such a breeze, and using the molds much
more pleasant. They don't break off. They don't wear down. And I am
running out of the bag of 100 pairs I got so long ago. I've been cutting
them in half so they don't take so much space on the mold, so they've
lasted a long time.
I recollect getting them from Bailey's but the don't carry them presently
and the guy I spoke to had never heard of such an item. Looked in Axner's
and didn't find it either. Can't find any trace of an invoice.
Anybody have a source for these? It will be a drag to start having to
carve keys once again.
Eleanora
Annie Chrietzberg on mon 29 mar 04
Eleanora,
I believe they are called 'natches' by the industry. Double-A-Plastics
Co., Inc is who we have on file as a supplier here at CGD. Phone
number is 413-267-4403.
good luck!
Annie Chrietzberg
Ceramic Design Group
Steamboat Springs, CO
970.879.9139
On 29 Mar 2004, at 04:50, Eleanora Eden wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to locate a supplier for plastic mold keys. The ones I
> have
> (few left) are each about a half golf ball or so in size, a pair is an
> innie and an outie with a skirt that embeds it real well in the
> plaster.
>
> Using these has made mold-making such a breeze, and using the molds
> much
> more pleasant. They don't break off. They don't wear down. And I am
> running out of the bag of 100 pairs I got so long ago. I've been
> cutting
> them in half so they don't take so much space on the mold, so they've
> lasted a long time.
>
> I recollect getting them from Bailey's but the don't carry them
> presently
> and the guy I spoke to had never heard of such an item. Looked in
> Axner's
> and didn't find it either. Can't find any trace of an invoice.
>
> Anybody have a source for these? It will be a drag to start having to
> carve keys once again.
>
> Eleanora
>
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Eleanora Eden on mon 29 mar 04
Hi Annie,
Can't believe I got not one but two suppliers! Bill Campbell gave me a
holler and I ordered some already from his supplier. They are different
than the ones I have. His supplier is Able Co, 281-265-9894. I will call
yours tomorrow and see if I can get a small amount so I can see which I
like best.
Hi to Jonathan. Thanks for replying.
Eleanora
At 12:21 PM 3/29/04 -0700, you wrote:
>Eleanora,
>
>I believe they are called 'natches' by the industry. Double-A-Plastics
>Co., Inc is who we have on file as a supplier here at CGD. Phone
>number is 413-267-4403.
>
>good luck!
>
>Annie Chrietzberg
>Ceramic Design Group
>Steamboat Springs, CO
>970.879.9139
>
>
>
>On 29 Mar 2004, at 04:50, Eleanora Eden wrote:
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I am trying to locate a supplier for plastic mold keys. The ones I
>>have
>>(few left) are each about a half golf ball or so in size, a pair is an
>>innie and an outie with a skirt that embeds it real well in the
>>plaster.
>>
>>Using these has made mold-making such a breeze, and using the molds
>>much
>>more pleasant. They don't break off. They don't wear down. And I am
>>running out of the bag of 100 pairs I got so long ago. I've been
>>cutting
>>them in half so they don't take so much space on the mold, so they've
>>lasted a long time.
>>
>> I recollect getting them from Bailey's but the don't carry them
>>presently
>>and the guy I spoke to had never heard of such an item. Looked in
>>Axner's
>>and didn't find it either. Can't find any trace of an invoice.
>>
>>Anybody have a source for these? It will be a drag to start having to
>>carve keys once again.
>>
>>Eleanora
>>
>>_______________________________________________________________________
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>>
>>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>>
>>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
>>melpots@pclink.com.
>>
>
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