two Simple questions.

[KWT]

I use a thin piece of cardboard (about the thickness that comes in dress shirt packages) to cover the parts of craftaids I don't want in my project. However; I like the painter's tape idea better. I think it would be more flexible and easier to use.

[Tkleather1]

I would get as thick of a peice of granite as you can up to about 3 to four inch. I to started with a peice of one inch and after a long day of basket stamping it broke. I have since (about three years ago or more) upgraded to a peice of 3" smooth concrete and had zero problems and it works great.

[jbird]

I can get in to this I have some inside info on the matter,

First off I worked with granite and marble a good deal in my work, marble is to soft if it's thin you need I bit of thick piece, as for granite it has a lot of tiny little cracks so a one inch thick piece is ife it might break on you I got a 3 foot by 2.5 foot tomb stone head stone, from a nice lady in the biz the thing is four inches thick

I payed $30 for it.

Josh

[DG Leather]

I can get in to this I have some inside info on the matter,

First off I worked with granite and marble a good deal in my work, marble is to soft if it's thin you need I bit of thick piece, as for granite it has a lot of tiny little cracks so a one inch thick piece is ife it might break on you I got a 3 foot by 2.5 foot tomb stone head stone, from a nice lady in the biz the thing is four inches thick

I payed $30 for it.

Josh

OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jbird]

Oh no is right it takes two strong guys to move it.

Josh

quote name='ganonymous' date='May 2 2009, 11:09 PM' post='104714']

OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited May 3, 2009 by jbird

[DG Leather]

well we will see how long this pice will last me for now...alls i know is it is way darned better than any other surface i used......

Oh no is right it takes two strong guys to move it.

Josh

quote name='ganonymous' date='May 2 2009, 11:09 PM' post='104714']

OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!