Hi- Has anyone had luck contacting Oxford General Industries? I’ve been trying to order circle dies and of the three contact options, no response yet. If the company is closed/down, where should I look?
Ollie
Hello everyone! I’m currently working on a museum project where the designer has decided the little numbers are going to go on 5/8 diameter brass pieces they are calling pucks. We are trying to see if these exist anywhere that we could purchase them instead of fabricating ourselves. In the past, we’ve CNC cut small brass tabs that we’ve either called tabs, chips, or chads - approx 1/2”W x 3/8”H x 1/16”D that the number is then affixed to. We do not have a choice about it being a circle or not, nor in the size. I cannot find anything for number labels inside a case except for the acrylic triangles and cubes with numbers on them like this: https://www.universityproducts.com/acrylic-number-blocks.html or this https://www.preservationequipment.com/display-identification-cubes. I checked all the museum supply sites I know of and could find. I don’t think this exists, but someone else thinks they do, hence …
You're welcome Shaynna. Completely understand this suggestion is a simple solution and somewhat of a compromise in terms of material and size, which may not fulfill the vision... Certainly cost effective though!
I just checked the website and they are sold out of all poly suede. Has anyone found a different source or alternative oddy-approved material?
Thanks!
Hello Fellow Mountmakers!
We are currently working on a project that requires some clear bumpons/bumpers. I have some 3M Bumpons (ITEM# 3MBMPLG) that are about 1/18" thin and 1/2" dia. and will be Oddy tested since the AIC wiki has it listed but it's from 2017 - fingers crossed!
My question is if anyone has a lead on any alternatives besides me making a bunch of sylgard and punching dots? The AIC Wiki reports that it didn't test well by 'BKM' but an alternative was found (and of course not listed). I know that my current research has led me to the following - 3M BUMPON PRODUCTS so I'm looking up the acrylic ones now.
Any help is appreciated,
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I've made custom sizes out of mild steel, aluminum, even MDF once. Otherwise, like Andrew said, call around to some local machine shops and have some made for you. You can take them one of your existing dies as an example. I'm pretty sure the originals were made from hardened steel so you may want to go that route if it's a size you think you will be using for lots of bends.