Date: 1/16/2001, 4:39 pm
: Sounds like a clear case for testing the bonding properties of strips to
: plastic banding with hotmelt glue. If it glues okay, then should be fairly
: easy to apply a band of packageing type plastic to the forms with a tool
: which comes in the packageing kit.
Hi David,
Are you referring to that blue, textured strapping that you see on boxes?
Interesting thought... Readily available, thin & strong. Easy to apply and tension [overlap, pull tight and glue to itself - probably would not need the tool]. Would only need a couple of pieces of masking tape to keep in position. Easy to release the hull from the forms - a minute with a knife would do it.
Being plastic, it might be a small problem to heat and remove from the hull afterward, the hot-melt glue would have to scraped off anyway.
Hummm... what other "ribbon like" materials are available that might be suitable?
I am off to the shipping department to see what they have - hope to be able to comment on the adhesion later.
Hank
Messages In This Thread
- Glue-strips for stapleless construction?
Hank -- 1/16/2001, 3:29 pm- Banding ?
David Hanson -- 1/16/2001, 3:52 pm- Re: Banding ?
Hank -- 1/16/2001, 4:39 pm- wood strips for banding, and other bands
Paul G. Jacobson -- 1/16/2001, 6:08 pm- Re: wood strips for banding, and other bands
Hank -- 1/16/2001, 10:58 pm
- Re: Banding ?
David Hanson -- 1/16/2001, 5:15 pm- comments after a quick test
Hank -- 1/16/2001, 10:27 pm
- Re: wood strips for banding, and other bands
- wood strips for banding, and other bands
- Re: Banding ?
- Banding ?