>The further into the project one gets, the more demand there seems to be
>for small quantities of epoxy and redux. Having a while back advocated
>one-cup weighing where weights some three times lighter than the goo are
>used on the long arm, it has just dawned on me that by exchanging the
>locations, one can accurately weigh quantities some 10 times smaller,
>i.e. with the nuts or bolts on the short arm. Smaller cups are desirable,
>suggest 35mm film canisters, obtainable by the bagfull from your local
>friendly film processing shop who otherwise bin them.
>
>gemin
>
Does anyone have any experience of the variable ratio epoxy dispensers. It
seems that in various quantities of resin are required one of these may be
a good investment at the start of a kit. I think that they can be purchased
---From the US for about $230 + shipping, a lot I know, but if it reduces the
hassle of mixing resin and cuts down on waste wouldn't they be a good
thing?
Ian
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