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In an effort to find 'just the right' rubber bands for CMH and other rubber band magic, I have ended up with a full pound (thousands!) of the Alliance "Pale Crepe Gold" #18 (3 inch by 1/8 thick) These have significantly higher rubber content than the 'Eco' and 'advantage' sold at office supply stores, and are a little more pale as well, making the illusion better (IMHO). (#19 are more common, but they are 3.5" instead of 3" - I like the smaller size, they thin out nicer with moderate stretching for break and restore, etc.)

One pound is many more than I need, since they will dry out long before I use them all, so:

If you want a whole handful for free, PM me, and I will send you many (I won't count them, but it will be plenty!)

If I get many requests, I will fill them in received order until I run out.

cheers!

Smile

erik New user Bucks County, PA 90 Posts	Posted: Dec 2, 2002 06:19 pm 0 RB fans - that's rubber band, not R&B In an effort to find 'just the right' rubber bands for CMH and other rubber band magic, I have ended up with a full pound (thousands!) of the Alliance "Pale Crepe Gold" #18 (3 inch by 1/8 thick) These have significantly higher rubber content than the 'Eco' and 'advantage' sold at office supply stores, and are a little more pale as well, making the illusion better (IMHO). (#19 are more common, but they are 3.5" instead of 3" - I like the smaller size, they thin out nicer with moderate stretching for break and restore, etc.) One pound is many more than I need, since they will dry out long before I use them all, so: If you want a whole handful for free, PM me, and I will send you many (I won't count them, but it will be plenty!) If I get many requests, I will fill them in received order until I run out. cheers!
BillParky Regular user Atherton,Manchester,U.K. 123 Posts	Posted: Dec 4, 2002 12:09 am 0 Hi Erik What a generous offer. I won't take you up on this because it could end up costing you a fortune in postage charges for overseas members. Bill
MxJoKeR Regular user Nowhere, Oklahoma 173 Posts	Posted: Dec 4, 2002 03:09 am 0 Maybe you should put those rubber bands to use and make a work of art or something. Do or Do-Not, There is no try--Yoda