Can I cut small pieces and put in individual zip lock bags I have my jewelry in?
2039236
I have not used it that way, but it might work. I have used the little silicone pouches I sometimes get in packaging, in zip lock bags. I cut up my Pacific Silvercloth to line my jewellery boxes, drawers and make covers (cut to size little blankets) to put on top. That way my jewellery stays clean and doesn't need polishing, or it only needs a little buffing to shine like new. I also used it on top of my silverware in the box. Stays like new! I think it would make awesome pouches for jewellery, so you might not need zip lock bags.
2039237
I have never tried this, but I have had great success in lining drawers and shelves. Many years ago, I had pouches and wraps for storage, so this sounds feasible. I would try lining one bag with a piece the size of the bag and store for several months. As far as I am aware, there would be no reaction between zip lock bags and silvercloth and no harm to jewelry.
2039238
I have only used it for silverware but I really don't know why it wouldn't work well that way. The most important thing is NEVER to wash it.
313666
You can probably put a small lock on the zippers. Bottom line, if someone wants in the bag, all they have to do is cut it. We zip-tie the zippers to keep them somewhat secure.
1433740
I would recommend putting them in a ziplock bag if you're going to do it that way
2277169
Yes u can break it into smaller pieces just use gloves. U might need a plastic knife to cut it n u can throw knife away
281316
They can. My wife puts one in every bag she has jewelry in. Do it the way you want take a hold of your future.
2018788
Most of the work I have done is with small parts.Makerbot. works well at this.most parts have micro lines thst do not effect machines,but Jewelry would have to be sanded and finidhed to your likes.
537659
Im not quit sure you can. You could always try looking on the site or even ebay but other than that i think you would have to buy an all new jewlery box. The key does not look to difficult you may be able to pick the lock.
725945
Yes. I cut mine in half with scissors to give a piece to a friend. Worked great.
772655
You can use a coupler and use any tips with them. You cut the tip off the bag to suit your needs. They're very easy to work with.
363496
I think it is. I have my will and legal papers in mine. For jewelry you would either want it to be in a box or line the cavity some way with fabric. I have a friend who thinks the lock is "dinky," but I like the box very much and do not use the lock anyway. I have another large box that I keep money in, and for that one I do use the lock. I think the lock on the box you are talking about is sufficient for jewelry.
526278
yes, you can cut it to any size, but make sure you put it in a zip lock bag and seal it well so it won't dry out before you need it again. this product will last for 3-5 years and work just fine if you keep it sealed.
456529
Yes. You can go to www.ziplock.com for recipes and/or examples. I've not tried this myself as I've only used it for vegetables. So, thanks for asking! I learned something new about this handy product.
1572735
Yes. I made luggage tags and I laminated them together and then cut into a smaller size for the tags. As long as you have a decent margin where the laminating sheets are able to be heated and laminated around whatever you are laminating when you make your cuts it should be fine. I tried a few by cutting them smaller before putting them through the machine and they worked fine. I am really happy with the laminating sheets and this machine! Excellent value!
1412820
Good question. For my silverware I cut pieces to fit the individual drawer slots. This works very well. For larger pieces I made very simple envelopes out of the fabric, again works very well and gives me easy access when I want to use the pieces.Hope this helps
74279
You can use several items to remove the zip tie. You could use a regular pair of scissors. You could use a utility knife. You could use a pair of wire cutting pliers. The zip tie is extremely small so it would come off relatively easily.
953232
You could put a lock on them. The are looped parachord material. Although, a knife would cut right through.
1124379
Yes it can be/probably is your pliers. I would ask a jeweler but you might be able to try WD40 perhaps.