Karin Hurt on fri 9 jun 06
Years ago I tried to make them and could never find the screws. Thanks, you've renewed my interest, perhaps my cabinets won't look so boring now.
Thanks,
Wendy Kelsey wrote:
I buy my knob inserts from Aftosa. See:
http://www.aftosa.com/kwh.html
Nice job on yours Michael. I make mine using my extruder
rather than molds.
--- Lynne Antone wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Check out Michael's web site too, for good looking
> cabinet knobs. He did a ton of research on how to make
> them and also the best inserts to connect them.
>
> Lynne
> Just back from seeing my latest granddaughter, Isabel
> Marie, born today at 1:15pm. Lots of dark, curly hair and
> such a sweet face. So much better than the two weeks I
> spent last month with my 32 year old son in ICU
> recovering from a Strep C infection. Toooo scary, but all
> is well now.
> --
> Beaver Creek Arts
> Olympia WA
> USA
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: Michael McDowell
> > Bob,
> >
> > I call them "threaded inserts". Works for me. You will
> find them in
> > the Axner catalogue. I have searched out other sources,
> but so far
> > Axner has the best price and the most appropriate
> insert to our use.
> >
> > Michael McDowell
> > Whatcom County, WA
> > Michael@McDowellPottery.com
> > http://www.McDowellPottery.com
>
>
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Wendy Kelsey
Operations Manager
Martini Ceramics
Custom Tile and Ceramic Arts
1272 Paradise Cove
Ferndale, WA 98248-9469
Telephone: 360-392-8607
Fax: 832-550-4856
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Thank You,
Karin Hurt
www.laughingbearpottery.com
Arizona
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Wendy Kelsey on fri 9 jun 06
I buy my knob inserts from Aftosa. See:
http://www.aftosa.com/kwh.html
Nice job on yours Michael. I make mine using my extruder
rather than molds.
--- Lynne Antone wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Check out Michael's web site too, for good looking
> cabinet knobs. He did a ton of research on how to make
> them and also the best inserts to connect them.
>
> Lynne
> Just back from seeing my latest granddaughter, Isabel
> Marie, born today at 1:15pm. Lots of dark, curly hair and
> such a sweet face. So much better than the two weeks I
> spent last month with my 32 year old son in ICU
> recovering from a Strep C infection. Toooo scary, but all
> is well now.
> --
> Beaver Creek Arts
> Olympia WA
> USA
>
> -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: Michael McDowell
> > Bob,
> >
> > I call them "threaded inserts". Works for me. You will
> find them in
> > the Axner catalogue. I have searched out other sources,
> but so far
> > Axner has the best price and the most appropriate
> insert to our use.
> >
> > Michael McDowell
> > Whatcom County, WA
> > Michael@McDowellPottery.com
> > http://www.McDowellPottery.com
>
>
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> at melpots@pclink.com.
>
Wendy Kelsey
Operations Manager
Martini Ceramics
Custom Tile and Ceramic Arts
1272 Paradise Cove
Ferndale, WA 98248-9469
Telephone: 360-392-8607
Fax: 832-550-4856
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