The illusive Boxford 260vmc

[GeorgeD]

Phenolic :question:

[Ricardoco]

It's called Phynolitic don't know if i spelt it correct, I used to use it for engraving I have a small sheet of Black with White centre and larger sheet White with Black centre

phill

Hey thanks Phill, you would have thought it would be much more common wouldnt you, it looks like this is just the sort of forum it would get used and spoken alot.

Im determined to find a supply of it, as i think it is something i know i will use in the future. the panel im designing is 16.5" x 7.5" but i suspect i will have to buy a bigger sheet so i will have to find some more projects to use it on:naughty:

Again thanks Phill

Rick

[Ricardoco]

Hey phill, shall I change it in your quote in My post as well??lol

[phill05]

Hey Rick,

looked back in my records and found ref: to Pantograph supplies, changed name now but you will find all kinds of sheet here tell you now will be expensive.

http://www.pantograph.co.uk/pdfs/materials.pdf

Phill

[Ricardoco]

Hey Rick,

looked back in my records and found ref: to Pantograph supplies, changed name now but you will find all kinds of sheet here tell you now will be expensive.

http://www.pantograph.co.uk/pdfs/materials.pdf



Phill

Hey Phill, that is magic, to be honest its not much more than normal perspex, i will have a read through that and get some ordered monday, that will get another job out of the way, the next thing will be to sort out the engraving.

Thanks Phill

Rick

[John S]

Phenolic is the American name for Tufnol, it's not a two part material.

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[i2i]

this place used to be local to me, and they just call it engraving laminates.
http://www.westwardplastics.co.uk/s_abet.php

[Ricardoco]

this place used to be local to me, and they just call it engraving laminates.
http://www.westwardplastics.co.uk/s_abet.php

Cheers i2i, Ill give them a call monday, see if they do smaller pieces..

[phill05]

Phenolic is the American name for Tufnol, it's not a two part material.

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It was called Phenolic board a three part white-black-white and black-white-black 20 plus years ago and was purchased in the UK I still have small stock and paperwork for it.

Phill

[GeorgeD]

The earliest form of the phenolic was bakelite,just an old material brought back to life with a new material added.