You may be able to find a set of old punches for boring holes in cork
and rubber stoppers. They are basically brass tubes of various
diameters with a T-handle at the top of the tube. The business
end is harpened (and they even make a sharpeneer for that). I've
got a set, that I just use for this purpose. (These days in the
lab, we use a powered auger that takes a similar type of bit).
You can make very similar punches from brass tubing obtained at hobby
stores. I've also bouth a set of rotary punches off e-bay, that
are supposed to mount in a drill press (less than $10, but shipping put
it about 12 or 13 I believe. Ridderbos, I believe told me where I
could get them.). Haven't used them much since my drill
press is small and only the smaller diameters will fit it, and I just
haven't taken them to a machine shop to get them truned down so that
they'll fit. So there are three possibilities.
Mark Delaney
On 3/6/06, Joseph Fusco, Sr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bob,
I've used regular rubber cement for years. Coat both pieces
and let them begin to dry. When they are tacky to the touch, but
still a little damp, place the two pieces together under some weight
and let them dry completely.
Simple, cheap, and I have never had my foam separate in use.
--
Joe Fusco, Sr.
REMEMBER CANCER IS A WORD NOT A SENTENCE
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What is a good foam adhesive for fly tying?
BobH
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