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Tiny Number Holders Inside A Case

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 …

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Send cut send laser cutting has a variety of materials to choose from including brass. You can build your part directly on their website. Very useful.

F E L T

Good morning all. Wondering where you are sourcing your adhesive back felt from. The last sheet I got from Benchmark at ELY (as seen on the right) is thick and fuzzy. I'm looking for something thinner with less of a pile height like the sheet on the left. Thank you...and happy Monday!
Good morning all. Wondering where you are sourcing your adhesive back felt from. The last sheet I got from Benchmark at ELY (as seen on the right) is thick and fuzzy. I'm looking for something thinner with less of a pile height like the sheet on the left. Thank you...and happy Monday!

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jgutowski
Apr 13

I sent Benchmark a message about this and they replied with the message below. In the meantime one of our registrars is looking into other sources and I can update once she gets them. "We've had to temporarily discontinue our sueded padding for a little bit due to a manufacturer error. Luckily, we hope to have more back in stock relatively soon - we have a secondary source and we're just waiting on the Oddy testing to come back (and hopefully pass!) and we can start taking orders again.

 

Thank you for your patience!"

Connor Kelly

Benchmark Catalog at Ely

301.690.6803 Office

706.594.7714 Mobile

connor@benchmarkately.com

Bumpons?

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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Azeem
Jan 13

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Milled Knipex Sexiness


Scott Newell (NHMLA➡️LMNA) turned me on to these beauties. Milled down to perfection for the repairing of saxophones I believe.


So many tight bends, so little time. J'adore! Thanks Scott!

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