http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#88f5ce7a-5334-4859-a7f8-72feddb57e69 Haven't tried exactly what you describe, but I have made socks and stockings. It is one of the things I plan on trying in the next project. Toes and heels are a PITA. Patience and a very narrow seam got me through it. That and very short pieces of blue painter's tape 1/4 to 1/2 inches long every half inch or so so help slow down the willingness to curl or touch and self stick. I did give up on trying to work with the project sitting on the table top and just held it up off the table in my hands or across my lap as I worked. I found that easier to manipulate the piece and let it curve onto itself more naturally and follow the seam on it's own. The one that drove me nuts was the .060" EPDM rubber corset I made my wife for the Fetish Ball last March. I should post pics I guess. Wed, 09 Jul 2008 03:38:02 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#88f5ce7a-5334-4859-a7f8-72feddb57e69 Raul (sounds like Paul) 2008-07-09T03:38:02Z http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#9655fb74-83ce-421a-9002-8030d770fa30 If you have some secret to gluing the opposing edges around a breast that makes it easy to do I want to know your trick! Straight seams are easy compared to having to having a straight seam on lateral side then a few inches over having to glue counter curving seams for a breast. Ugh. I hate those. Tue, 08 Jul 2008 19:22:34 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#9655fb74-83ce-421a-9002-8030d770fa30 Danger Girl 2008-07-08T19:22:34Z http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#acafee4c-319f-41b2-98e3-cf28308d9638 Actually, making your own isn't that hard. I find the designing to be a real bitch though. Mon, 07 Jul 2008 02:00:44 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#acafee4c-319f-41b2-98e3-cf28308d9638 Raul (sounds like Paul) 2008-07-07T02:00:44Z http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#25f89162-fc63-49ec-8eff-92ffe57f3b03 Because good quality latex is -always- manufactured by hand. Try making it yourself without gluing your latex to the table.. it's an artform!! Mon, 07 Jul 2008 01:44:18 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#25f89162-fc63-49ec-8eff-92ffe57f3b03 Cyalume 2008-07-07T01:44:18Z http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#ce1398df-6128-4292-9010-3ef066c8eae7 The same reason that riding crops are $20 at Spartacus and $5 at a tack store in the Midwest. They charge as much as the market will bear. And, to be truthful, most of this stuff isn't mass manufactured which makes it much more expensive. Fri, 30 May 2008 01:08:33 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#ce1398df-6128-4292-9010-3ef066c8eae7 Myriad 2008-05-30T01:08:33Z http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#10f2256f-ca0f-4cde-84ba-0b852c34b10a why is latex so expensive? Or should I say why is latex fetish wear so expensive? Even small items can cost hundreds of dollars Thu, 29 May 2008 19:19:33 GMT http://latexrubber.tribe.net/thread/18bdb3cc-7630-4e0a-939c-d12369572b0f#10f2256f-ca0f-4cde-84ba-0b852c34b10a Paul 2008-05-29T19:19:33Z