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Re: Balsa foam
From: Rick (rlarson)
Date: Thu Apr 06 2000 - 16:07:46 PDT
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This reminded me of a material that I used in college. It was sold in blocks
and looked like pourous glass, blackish in color. It smelled of hard-boiled eggs
while being worked. Does anyone else know of this stuff? It was really easy to
carve on. Probably not the best to work with without a mouth mask now that I
think about it. Betsy
Fran Marze wrote:
> I have used the smaller blocks with high school students; the blocks carve
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