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Rubber "cloche clips" - help!
I've had a quick "google" but can't find an answer... ten years ago I
bought some rubber clips with two deep channels in them into which slotted two panes of glass, held at a 60 degree or so angle to each other and forming an instant cloche. Another way of describing them - imagine a mini book half opened at the centre pages, with the glass held apart between the pages of each half. Anyway - doe anyone have any idea about where I could get some more? Thanks very much for any help. |
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Rubber "cloche clips" - help!
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:49:45 +0100, Andrew wrote:
I've had a quick "google" but can't find an answer... ten years ago I bought some rubber clips with two deep channels in them into which slotted two panes of glass, held at a 60 degree or so angle to each other and forming an instant cloche. Another way of describing them - imagine a mini book half opened at the centre pages, with the glass held apart between the pages of each half. Anyway - doe anyone have any idea about where I could get some more? Thanks very much for any help. If this is what you mean: http://tinyurl.com/a54m Go he http://www.twowests.co.uk/cgi-bin/twowests.storefront and type "Cloche" into the search... -- \\(º`¿´º)// It's probably on http://support.microsoft.com/ somewhere.... If you can be bothered to look for it.... |
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Rubber "cloche clips" - help!
If this is what you mean:
http://tinyurl.com/a54m Go he http://www.twowests.co.uk/cgi-bin/twowests.storefront and type "Cloche" into the search... It's not... but that looks like a perfect replacement! Thanks very much for the speedy reponse. Much appreciated. |
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Rubber "cloche clips" - help!
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 14:49:45 +0100, Andrew
wrote: ten years ago I bought some rubber clips with two deep channels in them into which slotted two panes of glass, held at a 60 degree or so angle to each other and forming an instant cloche. I had some about the same time; metal with blue rubber grips, but they soon lost their grip and the glass fell out. However the main reason I stopped using them was the worry of cuts from the sharp edges of the glass. Has anyone used plastic? Would it be thick enough for the clips to hold? I think mini-tunnels are a better bet. Pam in Bristol pamdotmooreatvirgindotnet |
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