I think I'm on a similar track of thought here. I got a scrap piece of plastic from a local sign shop but it's the kind with air channels running the entire length, not a solid piece. to experiment, I stuck an old UTH to it and it's been plugged in for about 8 hours with no sign of melting or deforming. It's conducting heat almost too good - pretty hot to the touch using a small 8 watt heater. Haven't pointed my temp gun at it yet though. I guess I could use multiple layers on top to reduce the surface heat somewhat. Any idea what kind of glue works best?

Thanks for any and all suggestions!!

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• Belly Heat/Laminate Question - drdoolittle, Wed Dec 6 16:52:34 2006
• RE: Belly Heat/Laminate Question - markg, Thu Dec 7 17:03:44 2006
• RE: Belly Heat/Laminate Question - drdoolittle, Thu Dec 7 21:07:53 2006
• RE: Belly Heat/Laminate Question - redmoon, Fri Dec 8 15:40:00 2006
• Thanks - what about.......... - drdoolittle, Fri Dec 8 17:07:09 2006