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dannyP
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 Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2010 3:09 am Post subject: metal for gifting |
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I have a good bit of some aluminum triangles from making a/c filter frames at work. They are about. 1/2 inch wide 3/4 inch long and sheet metal thin. If I mixem with turnings they won't take away from a tb right. I've got a couple pounds and don't know if there too big.
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TheNocturnalEgyptian
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Hello, this is my first post here.
I believe the general concesus is that surface area is what matters when it comes to metals. Your metal will definitaly work, and it is indeed a nice way to recycle the metal, but do not use expensive crystals or your highest grade resin for the pieces. I would imagine the metal described would make excellant field organite.
I hope this answers your question. Most all metals work, but the larger the surface area of the metal, the greater the capacity and range of the organite transmutation. So your nicest crystals should probably go into the pieces with the greatest surface area of metal.
What you have should be fine! |
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