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12-08-2002, 12:13 AM
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Hello !
To make my mosaic pin, I use a big syringe and some flexible tubing like Steve... I use a about 12 or 18" of clear tubing, if the pin tube are to small, I roll some layer of electric tape on the pin tube and I put a little drop of super glu to fix the clear tubing... I suck up the epoxy with the syringe, but to help, I heat the epoxy with a hairdryer, it becomes much more liquid (but dries more quickly) When I see the epoxy arriving in the tube, I cut the tube and I can start again with another... I use the same syringe each time without problems... Alain 
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12-10-2002, 05:32 AM
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I also use the hand held vacuum pump. works well. I know we have been over this in the past, but what are you guys using to stabilize wood? Paul
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