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Pattern weights
- 04-03-2019
- Joy Beeson
April 3, 2019, 2:52 pm
Mom held her patterns down with the green-glass salt shaker and other
things found in the kitchen. I used to use books. Today, I went into
the garage and brought back a six-volt, four amp-hour battery with a
sticker on the side that says "brick".
I've never used bricked batteries from the uninterruptible power
supplies as pattern weights, but they are great for flattening things.
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Re: Pattern weights
:Mom held her patterns down with the green-glass salt shaker and other
:things found in the kitchen. I used to use books. Today, I went into
:the garage and brought back a six-volt, four amp-hour battery with a
:sticker on the side that says "brick".
:I've never used bricked batteries from the uninterruptible power
:supplies as pattern weights, but they are great for flattening things.
I have some lead donuts that work very well. I suspect a UPS battery
owrks great.
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