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Large Non-Stick Bone Folder
Large Bone Folder


 
Our Price: $23.00

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Product Code: LTF
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This bone folder is used by book binders, graphic artists and crafts people for creasing, burnishing and gluing materials together. In fact, you may have have seen the reviews from Kathy Orta, Laura Dennison and Jim the Gentleman Crafter in their videos. We are very proud of the positive feedback that we have received from these expert crafters!

Key Benefits

  • Size: 6 1/4" x 3/4" x 3/8"
  • Non-stick, will not leave a burnishing mark.
  • Heat Resistant up to 600 ยบ F
  • Chemically Inert, non-corrosive, and non-contaminating.
  • Strong
  • Reusable
Our bone folders are made of a specially engineered non-stick material which offers a number of benefits over bone and regular plastic. Customers tell us that one of the biggest benefits of our bone folder is the non-stick properties, which means that adhesives, inks and paints will not stick to it. If you use a traditional bone folder today, you know its tendency to get worn down, discolored, and stained with age; this leads to messy clean up or worse, contamination of your next project. This is not the case with our bone folder; it will only get smoother and shinier with age while making clean up a snap. In fact, our biggest problem is that our bone folders last so long, once you buy one you will not need another one.

Some of the most common uses we have seen or heard about include:

- pressing down folds,
- burnishing
- sticking layers
- folding, creasing, & scoring paper & fabric
- card making
- handmade books
- book repair & conservation
- origami
- ribbon curling
- paper quilling (paper filigree)
- burnishing transfers
- tailoring
- stained glass art
- dimensional paint techniques
- gift wrapping
- removing pieces from molds

It is also highly useful in medical, biomedical, pharmaceutical, chemical, and manufacturing fields.


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