Artisan Bookmark Kit - 5 Pack
Artisan Bookmark Kit Gold - 5 Pack
Part# 1009180001 | Mfg Part# GBM101Quantity pricing:
| 5-19 | $12.30 | You Save 5% |
| 20-49 | $11.65 | You Save 10% |
| 50+ | $11.01 | You Save 15% |
Details
- Combine small, 3/4" diameter high figured pieces of wood with an Artisan® Bookmark to produce a craft item that is simple to make, very functional and attractive enough to sell. This is one of the projects in Dick Sing's book "Woodturning Projects for Fun and Profit."
- Sold as pack of 5
Specifications:
Finished size: 3/4" x 2"
Minimum blank size: 1/4" x 1/4" x 1-1/2"
Includes:
Instructions
(5) Bookmarks (blanks not included)
Items needed to complete:
Artisan® Bookmark Mandrel
Drill Chuck: 1/2"
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Good product but could be better
Andrew in AL
Comments On Jun 03, 2020:These bookmarks are great for using all those leftovers and offcuts from other blanks. It only takes about 15 minutes from start to finish. The only issue I have with them is that they are relatively small at just over 2 inches long. These would be much better if they were longer and bit more substantial. Still they are good quality and with the mandrel, very easy to assemble.
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RANDY in IN
Comments On Jun 09, 2016:Simple to make up. Sold out at one art show!
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Have made these for years...they are great!
Nadine in MN
Comments On Jan 26, 2015:I have been making these for many years. I use up the cut-offs from pen blanks (both highly figure woods, resins & hybrids). I turn them to varying thicknesses for variety. Have used them as gifts and sell them at art/craft shows/sales. I use the 2 sided adhesive tape and mandrel available through Craft Supplies USA. I finish by sanding up to 800 grit and then finish with a few layers of CA, sand through 800 after each layer and then buff while on the mandrel (easier to hold when buffing). I use tripoli and white diamond on the buffer and then a hand application of Renaissance Wax over the entire piece. I have been using E6000 to secure the metal to the turned piece...works great. These are quick to make and fun.
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Bookmark Kit
RICHARD in WA
Comments On Sep 06, 2014:These are great fun to make and are wonderful gifts! You can use the mandrel or simply glue your blank to a dowel that you have mounted in a drill chuck. It helps if you have sanded the edges of the blank to a roughly round shape first. Turn to the proper diameter, shape the face and finish as usual (I usually use CA). Part it off and glue to the bookmark using a drop of CA or E6000. If you know an avid reader (like my wife) they might use several! A perfect way to use small bits of "special" wood.
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