On Jan 27, 2006, at 0:11, bevw wrote:
Already thought of for the consumer market - you can buy magnetic
sheets coated with paper that can be run through an inkjet.
_Not_ the same thing, _at all_, as the professionally-made magnets...
The magnets made by Customworks are already coated with some goo that
makes them impervious to outside interference. Inkjet ink smears
easily, which means you have to "do something" before the magnetcan be
used without secong and third thought... And that's assuming that the
inkjet works well, which mine doesn't. The lines it produces are
_nowhere near_ as clean-cut as those made by the laser-printer (which
is not a copier)...
Regarding:
I've been reading the thread about lace related magnets and would
suggest you view our SA Branch Australia Lace Guild web page where we
have,
among other things, some lace magnets. The address is:
http://www.austlaceguild.org/branches/sa_sale.htm
Bye for now,
Shirley T. - in very hot Adelaide, South Australia
I found magnets as a sale item (and cheap, too) but was unable to see
what I was buying. And I could find no description of the product,
either, or the shipping costs, especially for foreign buyers... The
basic price of an item may be so low that one is tempted to go ahead
sight-unseen and thought-unconsidered, but, given the current situation
vis oil prices (and, consequently, the shipping costs) plus the
rapacious bank charges on currency exchanges, it would be foolish to
indulge...
--
Tamara P Duvall http://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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