My notes (and other findings) related to the FN 5.7x28mm Weapon System (Ammunition, Five-seveN pistol, P90 PDW, PS90 carbine, CMMG Banshee Mk57, SCHV weapons in general, conversion of other weapons, accessories, reloading, etc.)
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
What can I do with old, used crayons? (melting point)
Crayola offers many craft ideas on our sites, including some where crayons are melted. We do have a warning note in these techniques that states care should be exercised when melting Crayola Crayons and that irritating fumes can be released if heated at a high temperature. Our crayons have a melting point between 128-147 degrees Fahrenheit and they will begin to soften at about 105 degrees Fahrenheit. For more information, please visit the Art Techniques section of our site.
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