Is this copper exactly 12" wide? What type of glue should I use to glue it sheet metal
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The best that I can remember it is exactly 12" wide. If you live by a Hobby Lobby they carry it there and you would be able to measure it before you buy it. We used it at Art Camp last summer to make Byzantine bells. We used E6000 clear glue, however, we had to use masking tape to hold the pieces together till they dried. But it worked perfect. Hope this helps.
1350154
No they are not 12" wide, more like1and1/2" wide. its just a misprint. But they do work very well. They are 14" long though. hope this helped.
1815113
No it is not for Heavy metal ! You can do thin sheets only , like copper or silver
1926891
I inspected a cut end under 40X magnification and it seems to be copper. I ordered and installed this in several areas, cut sliced and am very happy with it. The price was also the BEST I could find. Hope this helps!
2271284
I bought something like this to make appliques. 12 x 12 inch - 30 Sheets of Assorted Glossy Colors of Permanent Adhesive-Backed Vinyl for Craft Cutters, Punches and Vinyl Sign Cutters - Vinyl Ease V0101
694588
What I bought were 12mm X 1.5. Somewhere along the line, their add must've gotten screwed up. When it asks you to choose the thread pitch, it only lists 12 X 1.25 or 12 X 1.5
2201002
It's exactly 6 1/2". Another option:(you don't have to use those holes or drill.) You can use those hooks w the glue strips. This allows you to hook it on anywhere between 4"-8" and it holds pretty firm. I painted mine black
478072
I have used sheet metal screws on an application and it worked just fine. Be sure the use a similar screw size. Go for it!
932041
Glad to see that you got a few other answers that may be more helpful to you. I use this for crafting and it's amazing...but I really use it to bond metal to metal. For that, it's the best glue I've used....doesn't try out and really bonds.
2040522
I fabricated a simple L-shaped spacer from some scrap 1/8" aluminum. Sheet metal screw came from parts at home. Both would be easily purchased at any hardware, Home Depot, etc.
1746524
This should work on 1/4 inch and even down to sheet metal it comes with spacers for thicker applications
251853
On mine, the widest diameter is 1.1" but that includes the plastic. The magnet itself is 0.32" to 0.88' diameter. The centering pin is 0.18" to 0.51". The centering pin is useless on a 12 guage but I can manually center it well enough for initial zeroing. If if end of the barrel/shroud is not TRUE, don't expect accuracy, a chambered laser would be suggested instead.
539373
Product description says 12 gage, but can't say copper or the alum.. Contact Mfg. if it's a biggie for you.
1396731
It's a good 12" . . . wish I had asked that question before I bought it ;) Be glad it's too long for you as when I'm using steam, water drips on my garments and make wet spots. Not a fan of this iron.
459065
Yes, as Cynthia said, this glue gun uses the thicker glue sticks. They often come in different lengths (i.e. 5" - 10" long), but the width I use in this machine is 7/16" wide, not the tiny skinnier ones. Some retailers advertise this size as 1/2" wide - but they're actually just under that. Hope this helps. Karen
404005
The glue is excellent and bonds to metal very well. I used these for the logo on my company truck 2 years ago and the glue has held fast through all weather. As to 4 x 4 size, you will have to trim the labels after you print them.
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It is pure copper. Also, please look closely at the picture. It is pretty clear.