Revolutionary Substance

[Martin Lawrence]

 Ok Who will be first to use this in a project. ( sorry don't know who to do a proper link )

https://sugru.com/about?dc=2MT45782N633s2m6L8vB&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=advert_uk&utm_term=about&utm_content=cable&utm_campaign=trial_offer_feb

Cheers Martin

[Les Symonds]

The link worked, Martin! It doesn't show up in the text you're typing, until you post it, and then it becomes a hyperlink.

Amazing material...I'm wracking my brains trying to think of uses allied to my turning, but it might well be worth just getting it in for those moments of inspiration!

Les

[seventhdevil]

reminds me somewhat of silly putty.

interesting looking stuff and very useful by the looks of it...

[TONY MALIN]

I wonder if this is the same stuff I saw long ago which bounced like a ball. I remember the question was what it could be used for. Perhaps this is a spin off ie got an added molecule.

[bodrighywood]

Tempted to get some and see what ideas I can come up with. I can think of some silly ones but perhaps need to focus on the practical LOL.

Pete

[Doug Barratt]

It has no end of uses, I first came across it when a mate tried it out a few years ago he wrote about it on his blog.
http://thingswemake.co.uk/2012/01/29/hacking-things-better/

Doug.

[Bryan Milham]

Marting,

this stuff has been around for a couple of years, currently available in DIY sheds and expensive, however (and there is always a however)...

Make you own Sugru.

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-Your-Own-Sugru-Substitute/

[Graham]

I can think of several things I could use this for but none of them are turning related.