I am looking for gold aluminum foil about the same thickness of kitchen foil for a craft project...any suggestions?
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I purchased this and it is very good quality but thickerher than standard foil. What are you doing with it.
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I have found the Arch Foil Cutter to be easy to use. A light squeeze and one and half revolutions usually does it. however keep in mind not all Foils are the same thickness.
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Thanks for asking!! I'm looking for a little steel pan for exactly the same reason!
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i find lining the base and sides with aluminum foil works find. try heavey duty foil .
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The purpose of using a silicone mat is one of health. Aluminum, when heated, leaches into the food. Metals like Al have been strongly linked to Alzheimers and other diseases. One should not use Al cookware, Al foil, etc. unless there is a barrier between the Al and the food. Even when cooking in Al foil 'wraps', one should put a layer of parchment paper on top of the Al foil, folding the parchment around the food and then folding the foil. Not a stupid question; hopefully you don't think it's a stupid answer (coming from a biochemist).
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I believe it is mylar, not foil... but I have not bought it for a long time...I buy Thor's Hammer which is also packaged in Mylar and is from Taiwan
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If your not concerned by looks. You could use 1/2 inch foilboard. Most home centers carry it. One brand is tuff-r insulation board. Comes in 4x8 sheet. Easy to cut with knife. Has R value of 3.3. You could use silcone to fasen it. That would solve your problem.
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I bought the oven as a gift so I cannot answer from personal experience. I asked my daughter who has the oven and she said "Yes, you can use aluminum foil inside the oven." She has 3 teenagers and they use the oven frequently and successfully.
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As far as I know you can use any brand of foil or wrap. The only restriction is that is can only be 12 or so inches long. We use a fantastic wrap called Stretch-Tite Premium Plastic Food Wrap, 500 Sq. Ft., 516.12-Ft. x 11.5/8-Inch. I got one heck of a deal from Amazon a while ago. We have used this wrap for many, many years and just love it. I hope this helps you out.Have a wonderful summer, Roger
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I'm not familiar with art paper rolls or where to get them. I'd suggest checking with the manufacturer at ecr4kids.com. Both an email address and toll free telephone number are listed.
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I was particular about flour sack material, e.g., Gold Medal. I finally was gifted some used ones from a real farm wife and picked up new ones from the same source:Orscheln Farm & Home950 N Westwood Blvd Poplar Bluff, MO 63901.These are much closer to what my grandmother used for many things in the kitchen.I hope this helps.
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Thank you for this info. I need it to be more flexible than chicken wire, yet I want it to look just like it is real chicken wire. Do you know of any such material?
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Gold leaf is the thinnest of any metals worked by conventional means. It is typically less than a micron thick - a hundred times thinner than saran wrap. Think of it like paint. You handle it usually with a special brush to avoid sticking to it, and when it is applied to a surface you probably cannot take it off again. Because it is thin and malleable you can easily smooth out the ripples and bubbles (using the brush) to achieve a gold surface on any shape.
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Since a capacitor is just two conductors separated by a dielectric, I would head to the pantry and grab the waxed paper and aluminum foil. I would also search for sources of real tin foil, yes there is still real tin foil out there. But it may be harder to find. You could also use copper foil tape. Have fun experimenting. Try Newark.com, digikey.com allied electric Jameco.com mouser.com some of the online hardware stores like McMaster Carr etc.
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That's pretty think ... and stainless is pretty stiff. Even if the dies could take it, they won't last long. This is not the tool for punching metal ... at least not consistent punching. Foil ... sure. 22 gauge is .030" ... that's a lot of metal.
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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I am not sure about this specific product, but I saw a lot of very good reviews about the Heirloom Cookie Sheets from Twin Metals. I ordered a couple of those from their site and am waiting on them at the moment. The only downside is they aren't rimmed. If you find some really good rimmed stainless sheets, please let me know! It looks like all the good ones either stopped productions a few years ago or outsourced to China (with an expected sharp decrease in quality).