I've a piece of corian I want to use for a bathroom window cill - it came from a collection of off-cuts I got some time ago.
Unfortunately the 650mm length (the width is ~150mm) has a bow of about 5mm, and I need to glue on a fillet on the underside front, which of course has the bow going the opposite way. Clamping hasn't worked.
I'm told that the solution is to heat the corian to 150C for about 5 minutes to soften and then gently clamp flat while cooling.
The problem is that the piece is too big to go in the kitchen oven. I'm looking for some bright ideas on how to do a controlled heat to 150C - would for instance a suitable diameter drainpipe cope with this?
Thanks Rob