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  1. 25th August 2007, 08:40 AM #1
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    Default Pucks from Particle Board

    Can anyone suggest a place where I can get the pucks made out of particle boards, I can provide a sketch. We need 500 pucks a day, particle board can be provided as raw material.

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    As in like pucks for hockey or no?
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    We don't play a lot of Ice Hockey here in Australia so you may not get too many replies.

    One of our North American members might know though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by craigb View Post
    We don't play a lot of Ice Hockey here in Australia so you may not get too many replies.

    One of our North American members might know though.
    Someone at Scott Base may be interested, something to do during a cold evening
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    Surely Lee Valley makes a Puck Cutter?

    Once you've got one you need to decide how many pucks a puck cutter can cut, assuming a puck cutter can cut particle board.


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    Default Hmmmmm.

    Hole saw and black paint using white melamite board????
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    Quote Originally Posted by sirdarus View Post
    We need 500 pucks a day
    Well puck me dead! That's a puckload. I hope you've got the bucks to pay for all those pucks.

    Particle board wouldn't last too long as a hockey puck. What are you planning to do, skeet shooting or are you just going to lob em into the ocean or something.

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    Nope, can't be hockey pucks. They are made from vulcanised rubber. So, what kind of pucks are we talking about here?

    Air hockey pucks? No, I think they are plastic.

    Wolfgang Puck? Not 500 a day!

    Hmmm . . . . a conundrum.
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    Puck a duck?
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    Pucks too shoot with a shotgun, instead of clay?
    Why else would you need 500 per day?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry72 View Post
    Pucks too shoot with a shotgun, instead of clay?
    Why else would you need 500 per day?
    Obviously you are a better pucking shot than me
    Maybe instead of clay pigeons it's for MDF pheasants:
    I am a pheasant pucker and a......................etc etc etc
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    Quote Originally Posted by sirdarus View Post
    Can anyone suggest a place where I can get the pucks made out of particle boards, I can provide a sketch. We need 500 pucks a day, particle board can be provided as raw material.
    In a counrty famous for its love of ice hockey and you struggle to find a supply of facilities??? Mr Stanley would be irrate.

    PM ME please. Why particle board? Cost? If you want that many a day you seem to realise that they will perish in almost an instant.

    Sounds like the Canadians need to convert to a diffent shaped ball,....ummmm puck.

    We could send you over a Sherrin. We have a million of'em. So as long as you support Richmond... God knows , they're pucked.
    Gawwd imagine that? AFL on ice. Maybe then Richo will get some straight kicks going

    What thickness and diam are your hockey pucks.
    Could you please pm me with details?????


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