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Re: Silflex
Poster: Wayne Precht <wayne@apollo.umuc.edu>
> Poster: Falcone al Rasool ibn Muhajir <polearmed@worldnet.att.net>
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> I like the idea of heating the tips and trying to melt the ends together
> in a bond, but I wonder if that doesn't make the material brittle, and
> thus more prone to breaking with sharp rims as in poltruded fiberglass.
I welded both ends of mine with a handheld propane torch and then tested
expensively (first on trees, then on squires) since I was also concerned
about the brittleness. So far, there is no sign that either weld has
taken any damage. I think that this is going to be far safer than
quarters, even cheaper than Logan's bolt and lighter than either as well.
Galmr.
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