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    Default Looking for metal foils in Australia.

    Looking for metal foil (36 gauge) for a little project I am working on. Bit complicated to explain, but I want small shapes cut out of thin metal. Like this stuff available in the US. Is there stuff like this in Australia, or do I have to buy online from there?

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    Riot Art & Craft has some, but they don't state what gauge it is.

    Foil Aluminium/Gold 12x36in | Riot Art & Craft Art Supplies, Craft Supplies, Kids craft materials
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    Quote Originally Posted by Acco View Post
    Riot Art & Craft has some, but they don't state what gauge it is.

    Foil Aluminium/Gold 12x36in | Riot Art & Craft Art Supplies, Craft Supplies, Kids craft materials
    Yes seen it. I think its actually too thin. (they list the price as free. But I think its just cos you have to go the the shop to get it. )
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    Bearing shop have shim brass and possibly stainless steel, would be expensive though. Hobby stores used to have thin copper sheet for burnishing. Companies that supply laser cut stainless steel solder mask for printed circuit boards would have thin stainless too.

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    36 gauge is 70 thou or 0.179mm

    I know heat treaters use thicker foil for keeping oxygen out. May be worth asking?

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    This place has copper, brass, aluminium and stainless steel in various sizes and thicknesses.

    Sheet - Small Parts And Bearings Categories
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stustoys View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Avery View Post
    This place has copper, brass, aluminium and stainless steel in various sizes and thicknesses.

    Sheet - Small Parts And Bearings Categories
    Fantastic.
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