Packaging Seeds

[Shane Karmann]

Drilling a stack of cards is much faster then that.

clever!

I am fully equipped with hole punches. Bang bang bang very therapeutic!

 

[Shane Karmann]

I aim for neither kerf nor burr!

 

[curious2garden]

Drilling a stack of cards is much faster then that.

But much slower then opening a coin case and dropping some seeds in. So I'll continue with that. As long as the case is larger then the height of the seed you're fine.

But I'd been considering a 3D printer for awhile and I needed some custom fittings so that's why I got the printer. I figured you and LG could get me up and running

 

[Shane Karmann]

5/32" is the size. I am a bit disappointed because 4 ply matt board isn't quite thick enough and there's no such thing as 6 ply which would be perfect. For those unaware, fine art matting and framing was a big part of my work. I still have loads of supplies.

 

[Laughing Grass]

5/32" is the size. I am a bit disappointed because 4 ply matt board isn't quite thick enough and there's no such thing as 6 ply which would be perfect. For those unaware, fine art matting and framing was a big part of my work. I still have loads of supplies.View attachment 12619

This is pretty awesome! getting seeds through parcel delivery is almost impossible right now.

 

[Shane Karmann]

Once I'm satisfied with my prototype I can make tons of these very quickly. You know I have to test them out by mailing to myself first.