> Which metal alloy is the most soft, easily cutting, workable by knife.
> I wont it for artwork. Tin is too rigid. Can I buy it or make in
> workshop?
Sodium can be easily cut with a knife.
Did you require any other properties?
Re: soft metal alloy ... >> Which metal alloy is the most soft, easily cutting, workable by knife....Uhmm, don't you see potential problems with suggesting Sodium for the ... (sci.materials)
Re: Mens Hour Books ... It has most of the common stuff; knife, tin opener, screwdriver, spanners and so on, but the reason I bought it and still carry it is because it has a magnifying glass and tweezers on it. ... (rec.arts.sf.composition)
Re: Pine was my first love... ... hold an edge better than any knife you ever used before... ... I use Tin and Pico for newsgroups and it's as if they were made ... just that Tin and Pico kick butt for Pine users. ... So far, I've got lynx working fairly well, though! ... (comp.mail.pine)
Re: Mens Hour Books ... It has most of the common stuff; knife, tin opener, screwdriver, spanners and so on, but the reason I bought it and still carry it is because it has a magnifying glass and tweezers on it. ... (rec.arts.sf.composition)
Re: Pine was my first love... ... If you've got a little angle-grinder (or a friend with one;) and ... hold an edge better than any knife you ever used before... ... I use Tin and Pico for newsgroups and it's as if they were made ... just that Tin and Pico kick butt for Pine users. ... (comp.mail.pine)
