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#151 Post by DJPhatman »

Leland, can the new braces be cut 1/8" oversize using 3/8" BB? Or, would that have to be "custom ordered"?
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That would be a custom, and dependent on the availability of 3/8. I expect we'd have up charge for the full sheet needed, I don't know about the extra coding. If it's for weight, these are really light with the cutouts.
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DJPhatman wrote:Leland, can the new braces be cut 1/8" oversize using 3/8" BB? Or, would that have to be "custom ordered"?
Just glue a strip of 1/8 BB to an edge of the brace and you'll be set.

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#154 Post by DJPhatman »

ncgrove wrote:
DJPhatman wrote:Leland, can the new braces be cut 1/8" oversize using 3/8" BB? Or, would that have to be "custom ordered"?
Just glue a strip of 1/8 BB to an edge of the brace and you'll be set.
Are they 1/4"?
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#155 Post by LelandCrooks »

1/2
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#156 Post by Joman116 »

LelandCrooks wrote: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:59 am Duratex is on the way. Should be in stock the by the 28th of Nov. Will be on the site available to order sometime today, Nov 20th.

Roller grade $49.50 gallon
Spray Grade $49.50 gallon
HiBuild $55.95 gallon.

In 5's $1 less per gallon.

Prices are the same as Acrytech. Freight will be way less from me, (unless you're closer to them) especially if I can ship to a business address.
Man roller grade duratex was under $50 a gallon when this was posted (2007). It's $88 on the site now :shock: :wall:
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#157 Post by Bruce Weldy »

Joman116 wrote: Sat Jan 10, 2026 10:08 pm Man roller grade duratex was under $50 a gallon
And I was only 49 years old......wish both were still true.

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#158 Post by Joman116 »

Bruce Weldy wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 9:21 am
Joman116 wrote: Sat Jan 10, 2026 10:08 pm Man roller grade duratex was under $50 a gallon
And I was only 49 years old......wish both were still true.
😂 I had just started my twenties. I believe that was the first time I first started reading up on bfm designs. Was very intrigued but didn't have the time, finances, or space as I was still in college.
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#159 Post by Bruce Weldy »

Joman116 wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 12:19 pm
Bruce Weldy wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 9:21 am
Joman116 wrote: Sat Jan 10, 2026 10:08 pm Man roller grade duratex was under $50 a gallon
And I was only 49 years old......wish both were still true.
😂 I had just started my twenties. I believe that was the first time I first started reading up on bfm designs. Was very intrigued but didn't have the time, finances, or space as I was still in college.
You're about the same age as my son. He lives up in your area in Addison.

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#160 Post by Joman116 »

Bruce Weldy wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 12:57 pm
Joman116 wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 12:19 pm
Bruce Weldy wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 9:21 am

And I was only 49 years old......wish both were still true.
😂 I had just started my twenties. I believe that was the first time I first started reading up on bfm designs. Was very intrigued but didn't have the time, finances, or space as I was still in college.
You're about the same age as my son. He lives up in your area in Addison.
Sweet, about 20min. He into sound?
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#161 Post by Bruce Weldy »

Joman116 wrote: Sun Jan 11, 2026 2:25 pm Sweet, about 20min. He into sound?
No, he never really got into playing or running sound although he listens to and likes music. He has however, toted a few heavy pieces of gear over the years for me.

He's an architect.

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