could you use them to hold and support an unfinished slab hollowcore slab door, for varnishing?
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It should be able to handle a hollow core door just fine. I have used mine to repaint exterior doors that are solid wood core with metal exterior and they worked just fine.
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Well, sure. They will certainly support that weight. I have trimmed hollow core doors sitting on top of mine. The only thing that runs up a pink flag, (not bad enuf to be red) is how much lateral stress that you would actually transmit to the sawhorses. If there is going to be a lot of wiggling, then I would probably be sure that the horses are on concrete, asphalt, or equivalent. Lastly, don't shake the varnish or overbrush it. Good luck.
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I bought them for cabinet doors but the size and thickness would likely work for regular doors in the home as well. They really are of high quality compared to others I have purchased
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You should be able to but you would need to build a plate form to attach them to
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Yes. It would be great for that. You could use a piece of siding to press the texture in it.
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They are mounted flush by two screws to hang on. I assume you could get the right sized masonry screws to use.
2160033
I would not use these for that purpose. I don't think they could support that kind of weight.
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What a great idea! Yes, you could do that, and I'm going to as well! They are large and stiff so I think it will work best with a little padding under the paper you are stamping. I used them to make clay ornaments.
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Yes they could be glued, but the magnets are pretty strong. I would be concerned the glue wouldn't hold with continued use. Keep in mind the provided screws are pretty short. I would pre-drill and utilize the screws. Unless the cabinet door is paper thin, I'm guessing you'll be okay.
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Make them using the supplied template. I suggest a good plywood for strength and rigidity.
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Yes they work very well to hold moldings and trim. There a number of applications that they are useful for. The best part is that the holes left are so small that filling them is not a requirement.
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Yes for that purpose they are too big and they are heavy. You could try an acrylic one or maybe a smaller one.
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Theoretically I would say yes, but not sure if receiver plate (plate which accepts the latch) would be too wide for morticing into a standard 1 3/8" wide door slab. You would also need an alternate finger grab for the inactive door to pull it from the pocket.
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Yes however i would not use these on a light weight hollow core door and or doors.
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Yes. They are very strong and we are using them to hold a heavy laminate poster that is quite thick. I am very impressed with these. They look good and work really well!
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I would not sell them for that purpose. I would look at something like a TrueLock HD Ribbed tile or a TrueLock HD Patio and Deck tile
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Not really, they use a closure system to keep them closed. You could rig up some sort of fastener for them, but it would be awkward. I think they make something for French doors, keep looking!
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Yes. Easly. We use them to hold felt projects and foam kits from hobby lobby