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Is This Useful? Clothespins With No-Slip Grip

Are plastic clothespins useful for your hobby workbench?


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The H Man07 Feb 2025 4:52 a.m. PST

What would be cool would be to print on clear overhead A4 sheet.

Use 2 of those round craft hole punches. A big one for the base size, then a small one for 2 leg holes.

Make a cut through the radius with a knife to allow the clear printed price of thin plastic to sit around the figures legs.

This would give a cool hologram/ computer game look with floating stats around the figure, while not blocking the figure or base from view.

Plus there's no need to have to turn them over mid game.

Unless your trying to hide things from your opponent.

GildasFacit Sponsoring Member of TMP11 Feb 2025 8:06 a.m. PST

Acetate sheets for use with an OHP were available that could be printed on with an ink jet printer. No idea if that is still the case but I'm sure I have a few somewhere (but don't have an ink jet any more).

They did work well enough with careful handling.

JimDuncanUK23 Feb 2025 4:35 a.m. PST

I made an 'invisible' town using acetate sheets and an ink jet printer.

I'm not sure you could do the same with a laser printer.

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