Sandy Martin on sun 10 jan 99
What a great device for communication!!!
Any suggestions for strong wire for wedging table? I have been using
piano wire.
thanks,sandy
Thonas C. Curran on tue 12 jan 99
Sandy Martin wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> What a great device for communication!!!
>
> Any suggestions for strong wire for wedging table? I have been using
> piano wire.
> thanks,sandy
Sandy...yes, Clayart great for communication! Won't find many who
disagree, I bet.
Skidmore College uses very heavy duty plastic fish line for their
wedging tables. (In my studio I just use heavy duty wire I have
around---right now it's old mandolin wire rescued from somewhere or
other.) See you again on Clayart! Carolyn aka CNC
Dale A. Neese on tue 12 jan 99
I have used wire that is used to bound up square hay bales.
Dale Tex
-----Original Message-----
From: Sandy Martin
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Sunday, January 10, 1999 7:09 AM
Subject: Wire/wedging table
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
What a great device for communication!!!
Any suggestions for strong wire for wedging table? I have been using
piano wire.
thanks,sandy
Elca Branman on wed 13 jan 99
I use bicycle brake wire,which you can get for free by asking at your
local bike shop,when they replace the cable.
Its stainless steel,very strong and you untwist it to make many strands.
Elca ..at home in Sarasota,Florida
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Claude Stephens on wed 13 jan 99
Sandy,
I just poured the top to my wedging table and I'm considering using high test
fishing leader you can get at most any sporting goods stores. I live on the
gulf coast so they supply heavy duty equipment. They also supply the pieces
needed to crimp the end loops without being bulky. Just a thought.
Claude
Judy Frederick on fri 15 jan 99
You can also go to a local music store and get discarded guitar strings. The
B and high E strings are thin but very strong, Though they break to short for
the musician to reuse them, they are still great for what you need.
Judy F.
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