g10 or micarta in certain yellow shade needed

scherf68

scherf68

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I can't find a certain yellow in G10 or similar liner material, anyone seen this shade, for a friends Baltimore Ravens knife currently making, liner material thickness. I looked everywhere and on forum owners site.

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Thank you, too bright. Found a color on Etsy but you have to buy a package deal, puts me out of price range.
 
Check out the "yellowest" shade here.

Selling leftover G10 material

Hi, I'm liquidating my one-man tool & die job shop after 34 years, and I have a fairly large batch of G10 material that I would prefer to not dump into the local landfill. Most, if not all of it, was purchased from McMaster-Carr, years ago. A member of a machinist's forum that I belong to...
knifedogs.com

You might find some industrial stuff that is the harvest gold you're after.
 
tkroenlein said:
Check out the "yellowest" shade here.

Selling leftover G10 material

Hi, I'm liquidating my one-man tool & die job shop after 34 years, and I have a fairly large batch of G10 material that I would prefer to not dump into the local landfill. Most, if not all of it, was purchased from McMaster-Carr, years ago. A member of a machinist's forum that I belong to...
knifedogs.com

You might find some industrial stuff that is the harvest gold you're after.
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I was looking at the top left piece, might work. Will contact him via pm.
 
You can make up your own spacer with construction paper or fabric and epoxy (use boat building clear epoxy, not hardware store Bondo, which is a darker color and not as good), but you may have to try different shades of yellow since it will darken a bit when the material is wetted out. If you are looking for a spacer stack, you can do a 1 piece spacer by doing the purple, gold and black colors in one stack when you press it (you can use pieces of wood or metal and c clamps to press the material as the epoxy cures)
 
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