AirportFF
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Anyone ever try this stuff? I tried it a couple years ago and found it wasn't worth the hassles. I don't know if I was doing something wrong or not. But found that the blanks often had soft spots and blew apart on the mandrel.
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rduncan
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Here's a link I've visited on the subject:
http://www.polymerclayprojects.com/
Yjey might offer suggestions.
Rick
http://www.polymerclayprojects.com/
Yjey might offer suggestions.
Rick
PenWorks
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I have tried it a while back, never was able to get the results and finish I wanted. Several others felt the same way. Plus there was a durability problem. To many other good materials out there for me to screw with this stuff.
AirportFF
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I agree, but I have a ton of it sitting here. Maybe I'll just mash it into a giant ball and toss it in the oven[
]PenWorks
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Originally posted by AirportFF
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I agree, but I have a ton of it sitting here. Maybe I'll just mash it into a giant ball and toss it in the oven[
LOL.....I did the same thing allready, made some neat looking marbles. But I did save enough to fill cracks in pens. Try it, it looks pretty good. If you get a pen that cracks or has some holes in it. I fill it with clay, it will harden on its own, looks pretty good.
Teniko
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My son and daughter are in to clay and I saw an article on polymer pens and thought it would be fun. Each one of us mixed up our own colors and I turned them. Good thing we made some extras because of blowout but the finished ones came out nice. Cinsidering the work, I won't be doing lots of them, but for a fun creative activity with the kids it was worth it.
jdavis
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Tried it and chuncked it
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