Re: Ultra-compact packaging

[Daniel Foster <geberus@...>]

You may just want to consider purchasing a Mesomorph
set.  It will be solidly made, and cost about the same
as all of the materials you are planning on
purchasing.  Although I do understand the desire to
make something and the pride associated with it.

Dan


>    Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 20:20:29 -0000
>    From: "James H. Vipond" <arlateo@...>
> Subject: Ultra-compact packaging
> 
> Now that I have begun making my own piecepack, I
> have found that a 
> Deluxe check box (about 17 cm by 8.7 cm by 3.5 cm)
> should be able to 
> hold all the piecepack elements about as compactly
> as a videocassette 
> box, if not more so. The tiles go in first, in three
> piles of eight, 
> followed by two stacks of coins in a corner, then
> the dice and pawns.
> 
> I won't know for sure until I buy that Paddle Punch
> that captkevman 
> recommended (Sizzix won't accept online orders under
> $25, and I won't 
> be able to order by phone until Monday). My backing
> material for
> tiles and coins is corrugated cardboard, 1/8 inch
> thick, and Avery 
> label paper works just like plain paper in my inkjet
> printer.
> 
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