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   MadMatter | Nov 20, 2009 08:05pm | #1

   I made a few like these for Christmas presents once. This look almost identical to one I made and a great way to use up some scraps. (I'm a little cheap.) Kind of a fun project, not complicated, but I learned some gluing and finishing tricks.
   I recall clamping so as to keep it all flat was a bit challenging with the thin lumber.

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   masswood | Nov 20, 2009 11:59pm | #2

   I like this Idea, How thick are they?

   Joe

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   Ihsat | Jan 10, 2010 08:18pm | #3

   I like that very much. What are the dimensions, thickness, etc., and where do you get the clipboard hardware?

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   SJ2 | Jan 19, 2010 05:18am | #4

   Nice project. I was wanting to do the same, but couldn't find the clip hardware. Where did you find your's?

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   Big_Doug | Feb 02, 2010 03:00pm | #5

   I like the look of the clipboard. If the thin material is weak and/or warping, it should be possible to fashion "bread-board-ends" on top and bottom, to strengthen the flat board against twists and bends common with the use of a clipboard.

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   Crosscutbob | Feb 12, 2010 01:34am | #6

   Lee Valley has excellent clipboard hardware which comes with a calculator that can be attached to the clip surface, also a holder for pen or pencil. Product number 88K78.17. I made a several last year-good gift item.

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   jocostello | Aug 19, 2010 02:33pm | #7

   Exquisite! I may have to adapt this technique to make a personalized map board for use in the field.