FS: Various by esl-fan

[esl-fan]

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please delete this thread of mine. I don't wanna sell them any more

[DF96]

That should be fine.

[12B4A]

I think it will be alright as long as it stops moving like that.

[vinylkid58]

Is that made by Maytag?

jeff

[jrenkin]

I wish I had some of those! I think they would work great and be very handy.

[Sch3mat1c]

I don't recommend plexiglass, it will melt when soldered on. If you can get electrical fiberglass (G10 or the pink stuff) or phenolic, you'll have a better time. Or even just a hunk of plywood, if you don't mind the smell. Not exactly electrical anymore but it won't melt/burn as fast as plexiglass.

Tim

[esl-fan]

Originally Posted by Sch3mat1c

I don't recommend plexiglass, it will melt when soldered on. If you can get electrical fiberglass (G10 or the pink stuff) or phenolic, you'll have a better time. Or even just a hunk of plywood, if you don't mind the smell. Not exactly electrical anymore but it won't melt/burn as fast as plexiglass.

Tim

thanks for the tip buddy

actually today I just did some laser cutting and result is much better than expected

the goal was to build stand for the tags, 4x and 8x
first I have to do some Corel job. I used 4mm plexiglass, there is a mounting hole for every board, 8tagers have two extra holes at both ends to assure steady mounting. it was not necessary for 4tags ones.
I tested them for soldering, I almost hold the head of a 100W soldering iron on the tag and guess what?! the plexigalss didn't melt down at all gold plated surface let me to solder a wire for less than 2 seconds!! amazing

one thing interesting, the beneath screw of the tag will allow to attach one or two spades for underneath wiring or ground connection


some photos:

[esl-fan]

small board with 4 tags: 1.25USD/ea.
big board with 8 tags: 2.75USD/ea.

the story of these tags:

I had some nice gold plated tags lying around:

I just thought to make some nice tag stripe to use in DIY tube gears projects so I just hit the road going to my friend's Laser cutting workshop. first I had to do some Corel job:

and then let the Laser router do the talking:

result:

all parts are 4mm hard Plexiglass.4xs board have one hole in the center and 8xs have two extra holes at both ends to assure steady mounting:




the beneath screw of the tag will allow to attach one or two spades for underneath wiring or ground connection:

[Sch3mat1c]

Hmm, Cool!

You have access to a Frikkin' Lazur but you can't get fiberglass? Go figure!

Tim

[SY]

Since these were made for commercial purposes, I've merged your threads and moved them to the appropriate forum. Please restrict any further sales efforts to this thread only.