Where can you get more marbles for the iCoaster? They are a certain diameter, steel marbles. We are down to one :( Thanks for the tips. It took a couple of tries to get it right. I first bought 1/2" marbles, but they were too small. I then bought 3/4" marbles and they were too big. The marbles are 9/16". Where can you get more marbles for the iCoaster? They are a certain diameter, steel marbles. We are down to one :( Thanks for the tips. It took a couple of tries to get it right. I first... » Read More Where can you get more marbles for the iCoaster? They are a certain diameter, steel marbles. We are down to one :( Thanks for the tips. It took a couple of tries to get it right. I first bought 1/2" marbles, but they were too small. I then bought 3/4" marbles and they were too big. The marbles are 9/16". « Show Less
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Any marble the same size will work. Also try a machinist shop, ball bearings...
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Measure them and do a search on Amazon or ebay for "steel balls". I got a big lot of them for a rolling ball sculpture for just a few dollars.
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Just build a pen that will corral the marbles. I usually use the longer pieces that are left over from a project and they will contain the marbles. Good question. John
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Well i did not buy any marble tiles...I only got travertine and it is amazing, but never ever buy from two different companies...they look completely different if they are not from the same place...oracle tile was amazing...then I needed six more and somehow marble and things inserted itself in my email...if I need more....i guess advertisement trick to make me think this is where I ordered from....never bothered to check since it was clear...do you need more tules...blah blah... I purchased and they were such a poor quality and very thin....about half an inch thinner than those by oracle....so stick with one company throughout.... Well i did not buy any marble tiles...I only got travertine and it is amazing, but never ever buy from two different companies...they look completely different if they are not from the same place...oracle tile was amazing...then I needed six more and somehow marble and things inserted itself in my email...if I need more....i guess advertisement trick to make me think this is where I ordered from....never bothered to check since it was clear...do you need more tules...blah blah... I purchased and they were such a poor quality and very thin....about half an inch thinner than those by... » Read More Well i did not buy any marble tiles...I only got travertine and it is amazing, but never ever buy from two different companies...they look completely different if they are not from the same place...oracle tile was amazing...then I needed six more and somehow marble and things inserted itself in my email...if I need more....i guess advertisement trick to make me think this is where I ordered from....never bothered to check since it was clear...do you need more tules...blah blah... I purchased and they were such a poor quality and very thin....about half an inch thinner than those by oracle....so stick with one company throughout.... « Show Less
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They are about 14mm diameter. They are a standard marble size--perhaps a mm or so smaller.
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he's smaller than ML I sold mine a while backhttp://youtu.be/270YyBCqnGk his even measures it and does a size comparison at the end of the review Figma are usually smaller hope that Helps you
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Elise,I am sorry I do not quite understand your question. Were you asking "how big are the Lite Brix people?" If his is the case then I would have to say that I do not know. Neither of the sets that I have purchased have people or what you think may be akin to LEGO's MiniFigs. I hope this helps with your question.Just a note, if you are contemplating buying a set, I cannot recommend them ... they are very poor quality compared to LEGOs. If you still want to pursue purchasing them though, Toys'R Us generally has the sets on sale for as much as 40% off. I do not think that they are big sellers due to the quality and word spreads fast.Hope this answers your question and a little bit more. Elise,I am sorry I do not quite understand your question. Were you asking "how big are the Lite Brix people?" If his is the case then I would have to say that I do not know. Neither of the sets that I have purchased have people or what you think may be akin to LEGO's MiniFigs. I hope this helps with your question.Just a note, if you are contemplating buying a set, I cannot recommend them ... they are very poor quality compared to LEGOs. If you still want to pursue purchasing them though, Toys'R Us generally has the sets on sale for as much as 40% off. I do... » Read More Elise,I am sorry I do not quite understand your question. Were you asking "how big are the Lite Brix people?" If his is the case then I would have to say that I do not know. Neither of the sets that I have purchased have people or what you think may be akin to LEGO's MiniFigs. I hope this helps with your question.Just a note, if you are contemplating buying a set, I cannot recommend them ... they are very poor quality compared to LEGOs. If you still want to pursue purchasing them though, Toys'R Us generally has the sets on sale for as much as 40% off. I do not think that they are big sellers due to the quality and word spreads fast.Hope this answers your question and a little bit more. « Show Less
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In all of the lots I have purchased, I haven't gotten any that size. There are more smaller size from the size of a pencil eraser and smaller. Raw stones on Amazon do come in larger sizes but need to be worked
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I guess the best answer is a standard size small marble. The size you would expect to get in a bag of marbles.
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I'm pretty sure it isn't. So far it seems that Marbulous, this one and Mindware and Galt are all possibly (conflicting reports and reports of tightness) compatible, but the Discovery Marbleworks uses non-standard marble sizes and I THINK has a smaller diameter. I'm researching as well and this is what I've come up with after about 2 hours of reading other reviews. Will update if I find something more definitive.
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The manufacturer only recommends adding an additional 12 inches to the length otherwise you start to lose stability. This happens when you piece together the rods rather then using one single length rod. They do have custom rods available in 2, 3, 4, and 5 foot increments. By using a single length rod, you don't compromise on stability. These rods are in stock but are not listed anywhere. You can call me at 847-669-9355 M-F 9-4 central time for more information and to order the rods.Thanks,MicheleBlue Marble Lighting
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Hi, I believe that they are standard size... The package comes with like 10 marbles and they are the same size as the regular size marbles you buy at the store.. Hope this helps!
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It does not come with ideas on how to set up beyond what's on the packaging box. However, it is pretty easy to set up once you get the hang of it and there's enough pieces to make different configurations each time so it's always interesting to kids. It does use regular marbles so easy to replace if you lose one. Also, you didn't ask but the pieces are a lot sturdier than other brands. This should last you a long time. I hope this helps.
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I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some... » Read More I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. « Show Less
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I was able to get a sample size of this cleaner from my granite dealer. Perhaps you could write to DuPont and ask the same. I've never had marble, only granite. I hope this helps!
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Best advise: email/call the seller. All the sellers use the same stock photo, so it's not the actual product you are looking to buy. Secondly, I found some of the sellers fudged on the item measurements, so that wasn't a reliable method of determining bar number or size. Get it straight from the donkey's mouth or you might not get what you want and be saddled with a restocking fee. This is coming from experience. FYI: we did this with the second seller we worked with, and got the right size, and we love this product. It's worth the extra money over the other brands.
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I think the best thing for you to do is to go to the best hardware store in your area. Take the black rubber sleeve they give you with the pump AND one of your stones (assuming they're identical) and get a(n) (intelligent) guy in the store to try to help you. Worst case, if they don't have what you need, you'll have to go to some specialty place, especially if the hardware store doesn't have the right size plastic tubing, but they actually should. I can't think of any way to answer this via this sort of text without just adding to the confusion... Sorry.
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I did some research for you on their website. It seems that the Soft Core Pencils come at a maximum of 150ct set. Now, is this the entire line? I want to guess yes for this reason alone. I do know that my local art stores sell single pencils and that I can always find a replacement. Check out: http://www.prismacolor.com/products/colored-pencils/softcore-lead