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#18
I have used both, depending on box. This one is sticky felt.


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#19
Nice looking box.
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#20
(09-27-2018, 12:56 PM)Enigmatic Wrote: On the few I ever built, I used thin pigskin suede.

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#21
I do it the same as willyou up above
Cut sheets of bristol board? and spray glue the fabric on and wrap around the edges. Gives a very clean finish.
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(10-01-2018, 09:51 AM)Dara Wrote: I do it the same as willyou up above
Cut sheets of bristol board? and spray glue the fabric on and wrap around the edges. Gives a very clean finish.

I just use thin cardboard from cake mix, cereal, or similar boxes. It works OK and is a bit cheaper
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(10-01-2018, 05:07 PM)Willyou Wrote: I just use thin cardboard from cake mix, cereal, or similar boxes. It works OK and is a bit cheaper
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That would work just as well. I get mine free from work. We used to use it for templates cutting gusset plates and such in a steel fab shop.
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