WTB Silver Veneer Material

FeltMaster

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Looking for Sterling Silver or possibly an alternate for point veneer.
Anyone with product or knows where I can get the product please post or PM.

Thanks, Felt
 
FeltMaster said:
Looking for Sterling Silver or possibly an alternate for point veneer.
Anyone with product or knows where I can get the product please post or PM.

Thanks, Felt
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good luck, Kenny
 
silver

I thought that most cue makers used pure silver to work with as sterling is to hard when used in large quantities such as points or outlines for inlays.
 
Poolhalljunkie said:
I thought that most cue makers used pure silver to work with as sterling is to hard when used in large quantities such as points or outlines for inlays.

You might be thinking of Nickel Silver.
Sterling is .90 - .99+ pure and much softer than
Nickel Silver, which is hard, and BTW, containsno Silver at all.
It is steel with 18 - ?? % Ni

Dale
 
FeltMaster said:
Looking for Sterling Silver or possibly an alternate for point veneer.
Anyone with product or knows where I can get the product please post or PM.

Thanks, Felt

You might want to ask this on the Cuemaker forum.

The material Altas sells is only 3 mm wide, that's 1/8 inch in American.
Maybe OK for CNCd outlines, but it sounded as if you want to use it
for spliced points.

Jewlery suppliers sell Sterling foil/sheet and Sterlinf Flat wire
that will work

Good luck

Dale Pierce
 
you need to get the silver ribbons,i will find out where to get it Monday.it is about .020 wide.
 
masonh said:
you need to get the silver ribbons,i will find out where to get it Monday.it is about .020 wide.
Dale is correct with what I want to use them for, and yes, Mason, the ribbons would work. Please let me know your findings.
Thanks,
Dominic
 
The ribbon is available from wholesale Jewelry houses. Your gonna have to jump through smoe hoops to be able to buy the stuff.
 
hangemhigh said:
The ribbon is available from wholesale Jewelry houses. Your gonna have to jump through smoe hoops to be able to buy the stuff.
I know, they usually require you to be in the jewelry business, I am looking for someone that may have a short cut, or have some on hand.
Thanks,
Dominic
 
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