New Tool

[Peter Weir]

Good day FOLKS


I been finding a few useful tools at michaels


i found this the other day and wanted to share


its call "pick me up" by silhouette it has a sticky tip that does not damage or mark the paper and you can pick up small pieces and apply glue to the back the stick them to the kit. has a pointer.scrapper thing at the end...light scoring and holding in place...



its for some sort of strap booking thing. not sure but here is the link


https://canada.michaels.com/on/deman...w?pid=10221284


might be good for someone out there , just thought it share

[Butelczynski]

Thanks.I needed something like that and tweezers work only so far.

Sticky tip-is it wet type or some static electricity thing going on there?

[airdave]

what?! you didn't pick one up for me?!!

[Olo]

Thanks for sharing. How easy is to untouched a part from the sticky tool ???

[Peter Weir]

its easy, the head is very simular to the tacky putty that you put posters onthe wall..the blue stuff.....comes off easy and no mess..


no worries dave, i can get you one and pop it in the post



you can also replace the putty the inside of the head turns so the putty is pushed up and out..dont think you will need to refill it for a long while, but it can be refilled with the poster putty i think

[Peter Weir]

just a putty that is lightly tacky...poster putty like no mess nor marks i had trouble with tweezers also

[airdave]

Originally Posted by Peter Weir

no worries dave, i can get you one and pop it in the post

LOL
don't be silly...
I'll look at this next time I am in Michaels.

Picking up small parts has always been a pain.
I am forever dropping little parts in the wastebin, and I have to go fishing for the! lol

[kndeckhand]

Available from Amazon, also.

[sparky00]

Originally Posted by airdave

LOL

I am forever dropping little parts in the wastebin, and I have to go fishing for the! lol

I thought I was the only one who did that!

I dread cutting out any small triangular part, for fear it will end up mixed in with the scrap from cutting glue tags.

[airdave]

My problem is I keep a litter can right between my legs, just under my work table.
I pull it out and swipe all the debris off the workmat, straight into the trash.
I have a habit of not pushing the trashbin back under the table,
so when I drop something, it goes straight in!!