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2010-10-11, 5:41pm
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ISO Simax rod-west of the rockies!
Hi Boro buddies!
I'm looking for a source for Simax rod, preferably on the West Coast. Minimal, or next to no "cutting charges". I don't need a full case, just a few pounds of 3-5mm sizes. And it would fine it the rods needed to be cut in thirds/halves for shipping- I'd be doing that anyway.
Any one reliable you'd recommend?
Thanks!
Vanessa
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2010-10-11, 7:46pm
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Glasscraft/Winship is in Eugene, Or.... might give them a try.
I get all my glass here in the Golden, Colorado location. Wonderful folks to work with.
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2010-10-11, 8:23pm
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I agree with Leslie, Glasscraft/Winship is a great place, nice folks, and good customer service! Here is their link
http://www.glasscraftinc.com/
Hugs,
Nita
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2010-10-11, 8:33pm
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We sell by the piece too and no cutting charges..
We have most sizes in stock at Trev's Glass
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2010-10-12, 8:30am
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All good suggestions, thank you so much!
Vanessa
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2010-10-12, 1:05pm
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I would go to Sunray at Trev's glass. She's terrific to deal with! Not saying that glasscraft/winship aren't awesome also, but with Sunray, you feel like you're dealing with family (in a good way).
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2010-10-13, 7:10am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Icarus
I would go to Sunray at Trev's glass. She's terrific to deal with! Not saying that glasscraft/winship aren't awesome also, but with Sunray, you feel like you're dealing with family (in a good way).
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She's lovely 
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2010-10-13, 4:30pm
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Thanks.. That's what Grandma's do for their grandson's if they love them..
Run the shop in old age... Thought it was more fun than dealing with old crabby people
Just fun glass blowers.. LOL
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