corks

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Originally Posted by Adam Foster Collins

I second Mike Palmer's "tight bakk of grtass".

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So I guess that's Canadian, eh?

home depot anmd lowes carry corks or rubber stoppers in the hardware isle wityh all the nuts and bolts. all kinds of sizes.

I'm going to Home Depot and Lowes today to check them out, I only need a small amount of them. Thanks. John

I bet if you talked to the right person at a nice restaurant you could get some for cheap.

I never imagined I would get so many responses about corks, thanks all. John

John,

We make wine and have a LOT of spent corks. ;-)

If you need some wine bottle sized corks, just PM you address to me and I will send you some. Too bad I didn't know two days ago, my lady friend just went back to Warren and Shelby Twp to spend some time with the new grandbaby. I could have sent them along with her.

Jay

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Originally Posted by jmgi

Is there a store that sells corks for plugging up holes drilled in hive bodies...

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I don't know what size holes you have in your boxes, but drilling a 3/4 inch hole in supers use to be a common thing. You may want to look at wooden dowel rods. For a 3/4 hole Just cut a .750 inch long piece of 3/4 inch diameter dowel rod, smear on a little glue, and wham the plug flush in the hole with a mallet. I guess you could call this a FIX instead of a plug. Dowel rods come in many sizes.

Scrapfe, I don't intend for the plugs to be permanent, just to close up holes if I need to. John

If you need lots of them, consider . . . consider . . . consider . . .

Oh, bother. Brain cramp.:doh:

I ordered some from a place on line called, um, ah, :pinch:

widget dot com? widget company dot com? Or something to that effect.

Sorry I can't be more specific, but I'm sure goggle will help. They were fast, a great price, and they have gazillions of them. If you want more than 5 or so, I'd give them a look.

Summer