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Transparent glue boards?

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Bad Den, 22.09.2010 21:33

In one of the topics here, they were interested in whether transparent dies are made for mounting insects. As it turned out, they do.
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If anyone needs and is interested, I have a certain number of such dies.
Available sizes (all rectangular):
25x9-4 packs
20x8-1 pack
11x5-3 packs
18x7-2 packs
Price per pack (in a pack of 100 pcs) - 100 rubles (+delivery by mail to you)


If anything - write in PM.

This post was edited by Bad Den - 12/17/2011 20: 22

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22.09.2010 21:45, CosMosk

transparent lids from sour cream are also ideal in density, if someone is too expensive to buy..

23.09.2010 8:16, vasiliy-feoktistov

Also, transparent dies can be cut from the packaging of all sorts of gadgets (now they are packed in transparent sheet material). I don't throw out such packages on purpose.

23.09.2010 8:26, Bad Den

I also cut from transparent film for printers (I printed a stencil before), but it turns out not so neatly, you can not make large dies (the film is too thin), and time...

23.09.2010 17:39, RippeR

I took a package at the congress - cool ones. it is a pity that there is no smaller size..

23.09.2010 17:42, vasiliy-feoktistov

I took a package at the congress - cool ones. it is a pity that there is no smaller size..

By the way: what kind of glue does it hold on plastic?

23.09.2010 18:43, Bad Den

I use "ethyl acetate-soluble" ones, for example, transparent nail polish smile.gif
But "Hercules" also seems to go.
Likes: 1

11.12.2010 13:00, captolabrus

when mounting on transparent dies, how to pierce? Immediately mark the hole with a pin or pre-awl? Are you sure the Hercules is good for insects?

11.12.2010 14:44, Bad Den

when mounting on transparent dies, how to pierce? Immediately mark the hole with a pin or pre-awl? Are you sure the Hercules is good for insects?

I immediately stick a pin in. About "Hercules" I will not say, but it seems that there were no reservations about the use of glue
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11.12.2010 14:46, captolabrus

So pierce like a cardboard die? I just thought that the plastic can not be pierced immediately with a pin.

11.12.2010 16:47, Bad Den

Punctures normally, I use pins at least #2, and even # 3

20.12.2010 11:41, AGG

Dear Bad Den, is it possible to see the defining features of the underside of the body through a die (for example, in Coccinelids) or is it just aesthetics and continue using triangles?

20.12.2010 11:51, Bad Den

If you don't use a lot of glue, then full
Likes: 1

15.12.2011 23:53, Bad Den

Apnu topic, perhaps

17.12.2011 17:11, Oleg Belkin

Apnu topic, perhaps

So your first post with an offer to sell dies / pins is still valid?

17.12.2011 17:54, Bad Den

So your first post with an offer to sell dies / pins is still valid?

Dies.
There are no pins yet

17.12.2011 18:07, AGG

The dies are just super! I glue nutcrackers, elephants, coccinelids, staffs, in short, all those who have the necessary signs from below. They look very aesthetically pleasing and the label is always clearly visible. THANK you VERY much Denis! beer.gif
picture: P1050045.jpg

06.01.2012 15:53, scarabaeinae

Please tell me which dies are better.
Paradox Company or Ento Sphinx .

06.01.2012 16:17, AGG

Transparent Sphinx did not try. And the Paradox is different

06.01.2012 17:09, Коллекционер

I make various durable packages, 1-it's beautiful and the collection looks "lighter" smile.gif

This post was edited by Collector-06.01.2012 17: 11

06.01.2012 21:59, Bad Den

Transparent Sphinx did not try. And The Paradox?

EntoSfinks does not make transparent ones, alas.

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