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source for aluminum extrusions for foamboard displays?
#1
I'm looking for aluminum extrusions that foamboard panels would friction fit into to create exhibit displays. Who'll sell me three or four? In particular, I want one that would look like this in cross-section so that four half-inch pieces of foamboard would squeeze into the slots and the whole thing would stand upright on a tabletop, unsupported.

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#2
Have you tried McMaster Carr?
http://www.mcmaster.com/#aluminum/=1252vfk

Another thought is to try building with 80/20 pieces. It's like an erector set for adults. My company makes lots of stuff out of it because they can do it really quick and dirty.
https://8020.net/
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#3
Hmm, you know, I've got a bunch of those in plastic from these sets -

http://www.roominatetoy.com/
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#4
These guys have this stuff that would be close...


http://www.extrude-a-trim.com/aluminum-e...rusions/84
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#5
Or honestly, get some aluminum pucks and make your own for a few bucks.
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#6
Try these guys:

outwater catalog

Problems with others is that you may have to go through a local vendor rather than just purchase straight from the supplier.

CW2V
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#7
Im with the make your own.

Use gator board -- looks like foam core but 3X as rigid.
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#8
CW2V wrote:
Try these guys:

outwater catalog

Problems with others is that you may have to go through a local vendor rather than just purchase straight from the supplier.

CW2V
:ftw:
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#9
Z wrote:
[quote=CW2V]
Try these guys:

outwater catalog

Problems with others is that you may have to go through a local vendor rather than just purchase straight from the supplier.

CW2V
:ftw:
Don't wander off into the LED section or the veneers and laminates. You could get lost in there...

CW2V
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#10
Second Outwater.....
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