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If you save the gum, you can chew some copper wire strands into it to make
it conductive. The gum itself is the adhesive. It's thermo-setting, too -- just leave it on your dashboard for a while to warm it up. Joining should be accomplished with an appropriate crimp tool. "Darrel Toepfer" wrote in message .. . I've saved all of my gum wrappers since I started chewing. If there a simple method of joining them together conductively? And is trimming it as simple as just folding it or should I wack it? |
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