how can I mount these plates so I can use them as a stamp?
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Being styrofoam, you will have to get a styrofoam glue that doesn't have a solvent. You could try double sided tape. I used the.for a Art class and got the kids to etch pictures with a "skewer" stick. We then rolled ink over them and made prints. They were a win! pan and to make a print.
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As an art teacher I found they are best for rolling ink on and printing individually without mounting them to anything.
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And you're going to have to drill a couple of holes on the euro plates. Make sure they're aligned with the Cali plates tho
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The weight should be ok, I don't know how you'd place them other than flat, or lean them against plates that are already standing up..
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look into stamps.com software, There is a lot of features in this software. Hope that helps, make sure you have the correct drivers also.
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It is NOT a glossy surface. A carefully applied stamp should work just fine.
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The plates it comes with are really just strips of metal. All you need is some thin metal and double sided tape and you can mount it.
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The other answer is the only plate I know of, or you can mount it in the center an use two single hole as covers
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That is correct, and I am not sure of a way to easily mount them. Good luck!
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If you really want them you always could take your bed off and mount them to the back off it with the antennas on the inside of the bed. But one of my buddies welded little tabs with holes to the lip of the bed and ran them through there with the nuts from the mounts without using the actual plates.
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Thanks for your question. When using two plate hanger discs to hang a heavy plate you would attach them across from each other on the back of the rim of the plate. You would then run picture hanging wire between the rings on the plate hangers and hang them on one or two nails/hooks on the wall, depending on the size of the plate, so that it would not show any wire or hook at the top of the plate.
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They are coated with a slick finish. I don't believe stamping would work at all.
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You have to drill a hole into the center of the plates. The screws go through the plates, and the flat ends hold them in place.
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The part that will be visible is a triangle. From the point back to one side of the base of that triangle is .4 inches (10.44 mm) The base of the triangle is .58 inches (14.79mm) then .4 back to the point. So we are looking at .4 X .58 x .4 inches! They are perfect replacement for Scott mounts IF you use some kind of cover for the stamp page. I use Avery sheet protectors. Whenever I want to place a stamp, I pull the page out of the sheet protector, place the stamp or stamps then replace the stamp page. Best regards Scott's La Pine Stamps
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Any standard plates not Olympic plates should work.I would not recommend these dumbells though .The spin collars are junk and will chip and leave metal chunks all over
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we have them to display on a shelf...you might be able to get creative and wall mount them....
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It comes with a plate to send in for engravings. It will fit over that spot you are pointing out. The plate has adhesive on the back.
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The plates are suppose to be removeable, but I think they would be hard to remove--they seem on there pretty good. The only way to change the orientation would be to remove the plates and turn them upside down. (I am thinking you want to emboss the top of the page?) I am looking at mine now and there are screws that hold it in , so you probably could do it. I love mine by the way--just embossed 400 envelopes for my daughters wedding and they look amazing.