Has anyone used them to hang cups on a punch bowl?
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I wouldn't. Too light. They would end up in the punch, I suspect. And they look more industrial than decorative.
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I wouldn't use these for regular pins. Because they have a round tip to fit in the roll pin.They sell punches for straight pins.
1606357
I use them as spice holders (pinch bowls) but they are durable..... Don't see any reason why you couldn't. The bowls are metal but lids are plastic.
216475
Yes, quite nicely actually. I primarily use them with a 20 ounce double walled straw cup.
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No suction cups, i don't believe they would work with it. This type is heavy duty and is meant to be counter top or wall mounted. i don't have mine mounted but its heavy enough that it doesnt slide around when i do a 5 lb bag of potatoes. if i regularly did more at a time i would mount it.I dont know about other blades, i just use the size it came with because thats what i prefer. they would be a standard restaurant size and not string fries.
1080179
No.I absolutely love the way they stack up! Perfect for Parties! No problems getting them out.I use them very often.
94533
I don't really think the "hooks" are long enough or curved enough to accommodate cups. Also, you can only space the hooks so far apart (2 inches or so?), if you tried to use every hook. The little cup hooks available in the hardware section are much more versatile and you can place them under the cabinets or on wall if you purchase large ones. Perhaps that would work for you .... ?
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No I have not. Not sure it would be strong enough to hold them. I am having trouble with the wire holders staying in place to hold cookie sheets etc.
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Sorry I have not but I did use some boca p9 that are multi-directional(two cubes stacked) so they can mount a rather tall satellite speaker and the screw that comes with the stands did not fit my speakers but I was easily able to use the ones with the speakers. These are or feel like rod iron so they plenty sturdy and weighted at the bottom. they are not precision milled so you have to tweek them a little to look straight I would give them a solid 3.5 stars not the best or simplest but they do the job an look okay (actually as far as looks go they just sorta blend into the background) hoe this helps.
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I bought these for my brother-in-law, who has the PickAPalooza, that I gave him earlier this year. I'm not sure if they would work in the Pick Punch. You'd have to look at the dimensions of the strips, to see if they fit in your Pick Punch.
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No. They are designed to hang over something. I have them hanging from a rafter on my patio.A door frame is probably not wide enough for ring based activities.
767298
I never have , but I would assume they would work fine because the silicone will grip to your cup.
1550120
Don't know why you would want to use a punch--the material is too thick. Very easy to drill holes through the bottom, though. Maybe 3/8" for your purposes.
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probably...they work for any suction purpose.....there are better cup sets out there, though. and i feel the silicone cups really are easier. b
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I would say no, they are a little less than 1/4 inch thick. I was able to punch a holes in them with a crop-a-dile hole puncher. I painted them with chalkboard paint and made ornaments.
94534
I just put a small cup on the "kitchen tool" and, yes, it did work ok.I would suggest using a pair of pliers and turning the tine back wards a little to secure it.If these are antique there is another item I purchased to display ornate cups.
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I used these in a punch bowl w/blue punch as the water for a baby shower. They are pretty durable 2 yr old granddaughter plays with them 6 month old would probably put in their mouth I would just keep an eye out when they are playing with them