[Ponte Alto] Plastic moulding

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Sorry but...Unless you have an old oven that is in your shop, do NOT use a
kitchen oven for plastic molding.  The problem is that all plastics will
outgas some rather noxious and very toxic chemicals.  And the fumes will
stay in the oven LONG after you have stopped doing it.  You will not be able
to use it for safe cooking in the future.  Any oven used for plasticine
modeling clays, acrylics or styrene moding should ONLY be used for that in
the future.

YIS

Stanislas
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[mailto:ponte-alto-bounces at atlantia.sca.org]On Behalf Of
AbelofRegnesfolc at aol.com
  Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 9:58 AM
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  Subject: [Ponte Alto] Plastic moulding


  Does anybody have expirence with moulding plastic in an oven? (I ahve only
used a blowtorch before for specific curves) What temperature should I set
to and for how long?

  -Abel

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