How can I turn a book into a solid block?
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Thu Jun-02-05 04:31 PM
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How can I turn a book into a solid block? |
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Such that it's suitable for working with woodshop tools?
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Thu Jun-02-05 04:32 PM
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Or else glue each page together?
Or else rip out all the pages and fill the space with sawdust?
Or else, uh, quit bothering me. I have to go do something important ...........
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Ellen Forradalom
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:10 PM
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8. Nobody's bothering you |
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:22 PM
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Don't you know a joke when you see one?
Lighten up, child. Life's hard enough as it is without laughter .........
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:37 PM
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It's a little hard to tell in print.
Plus, I'm dealing with a colossal crisis at the moment, so humor is in short supply.
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:42 PM
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Then all I can do is wish you well.
We'll laugh later.
Watch the beerdrinking pussycat - always good for a cheap laugh ......
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:44 PM
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13. my son just saw the beer drinking pussycat and now he wants his |
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sister to see it too....he is having a grand old time giggling...
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Thu Jun-02-05 09:02 PM
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When the kids are older, I have others ............ :evilgrin:
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Thu Jun-02-05 04:34 PM
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2. Maybe steam heat and pressure? |
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It may require more steam heat and pressure than you can get in the home environment. I think the gluing pages idea might work. Maybe a can or two of Elmers spray glue would make it easy. :shrug:
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Thu Jun-02-05 04:38 PM
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3. Why would you want to do that? n/t |
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Thu Jun-02-05 04:59 PM
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4. I did it with laquer once, |
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it seeps in between the pages because of its low viscosity. When I tried glue, the book got much thicker than it had been (maybe I just used too much glue). But the laquer only solidified the outer edges of the paper. In the middle of the pages, they were still separate.
Good luck.
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Thu Jun-02-05 05:01 PM
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Thu Jun-02-05 08:11 PM
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I've emailed a few inquiries to polyester resin and epoxy vendors. We'll see what they suggset, if they answer at all.
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Fri Jun-03-05 11:51 AM
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19. I've gotten some good suggestions from epoxy mfrs. |
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They were quite straight-faced about my inquiry. They must hear weirder.
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Thu Jun-02-05 05:15 PM
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6. There is a spell for doing that but you need the gall bladder of a penguin |
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to cast it, which is difficult to obtain fresh - and it must be fresh.
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Thu Jun-02-05 09:03 PM
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15. okay...what book is it...I am terribly curious... |
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Fri Jun-03-05 11:50 AM
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When it's all over, I'll post a web page.
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Thu Jun-02-05 09:04 PM
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16. Put it in front of a FReeper |
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Thu Jun-02-05 09:05 PM
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17. Run it through a taxidemist's car wash. > |
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Lacquer instead of soap, see?
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