Ian Parkin | 19/07/2012 17:29:06 |
![]() 1174 forum posts 303 photos | Whilst at school we used to make a screwdriver as a project we warmed up the screwdriver spindle and forced it into a predrilled hole in a plastic material that was translucent yellow and sometimes it was fluted we had turned a nice dome on the end and a finger stop groove near the blade and polished it to a high polish Where could I get some of this material from was it cellulose acetate butyrate? CAB seem to remember GPO screwdrivers were made of this too
Ian |
Steve Garnett | 19/07/2012 22:15:19 |
837 forum posts 27 photos | I remember that stuff. The only place I could find where you might get it in small quantites is: Northern Industrial Plastics Ltd
Stock Lane
Small lot material and masterbatch distributor. I'm sure that there are other places that could get it in though - any thermoplastics supplier ought to be able to, really. |
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