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Nice tip. I am going to try that on my next one. Do you have any problems heating with the torch? I would think a blowtorch would be a bit more difficult than a heat gun. With the heat gun there is no flame and the heat is very controllable. I'm just saying if you are looking to purchase something, the heat gun is more of a controllable tool, IMO. Also this material cools fairly quickly, but I still think cold water is great. It will re-solidify the piece almost instantly.

kbfett: Welcome to TDH, I hope you enjoy this forum as much as I do.

Cod'ika:How did you attach the two pieces together?

[QUOTE="dankenman, post: 222287, member: 3234"] Nice tip. I am going to try that on my next one. Do you have any problems heating with the torch? I would think a blowtorch would be a bit more difficult than a heat gun. With the heat gun there is no flame and the heat is very controllable. I'm just saying if you are looking to purchase something, the heat gun is more of a controllable tool, IMO. Also this material cools fairly quickly, but I still think cold water is great. It will re-solidify the piece almost instantly. kbfett: Welcome to TDH, I hope you enjoy this forum as much as I do. Cod'ika:How did you attach the two pieces together? [/QUOTE]

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