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Posted by kfvorwerk@gmail.com on May 21, 2008, 7:21 am
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> > I'm guessing a zinc alloy, but is it good?
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> If it melts with propane, it almost certainly is zinc based. I've used
> the hardware store variety and it's useful, but not nearly as good as
> they say (surprise). This stuff is certainly not $65 a lb (+ shipping)
> good (I paid $16ish). It's best use is filling stripped/wallowed out
> holes for re-drilling (& tapping). It's weakest use is under tension.
> What sort of stress will your cubes be subjected to?
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> Bob
Pretty much what I thought. Thanks everyone.
Looking it up to post a link. This version says it has stainless steel
corners.
http://trapezerigging.com/JugglingCube/
Makes sense. I was wondering how the Al would hold up to use.
You can see by the price why we'd rather make a couple.
Thanks
Karl
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> from of a cube?
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> http://www.aluminumrepair.com/index.asp
> I'm guessing a zinc alloy, but is it good?
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> Karl