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[Details]
However you organise your records (assuming it's alphabetically) these dividers will keep you right. You'll get a set of 27. (That's one for each letter of the alphabet, plus a # for your numbers. Amazing!)
Each divider has the letter on both sides so whichever direction you want the letters to be readable from, you can insert them that way round.
There are two sizes available. The smaller ones are 6.5cm tall, and the larger ones are 10cm tall. (The actual letters are the same size on both.) The divider is 8cm wide, with a 2mm ridge running the full height to stop them disappearing between your records, so 4cm is between the records and 4cm sticks out as in the photos.
(If you want some a different size just let me know and I'll see what I can do.)
They're about 1mm thick, which means they don't take up a load of room on your shelf, but they're strong because they're printed from 4 solid layers.
Speaking of which, these are 3D printed so you will have a bit of surface texture, so I'd advise you open the records up and slip them in, rather than shoving them in between closely packed records.
Any questions just shout.
Cheers
Rob
[Instructions]
If your records, books etc are fairly uniform and close together, you can just insert these and use them as is. If they’re a bit loose, you may need to attach your dividers to something like cardstock. You can do this using hot glue, double sided tape or superglue.
[Processing]
These will usually take 3 or 4 days to produce.
[Details]
However you organise your records (assuming it's alphabetically) these dividers will keep you right. You'll get a set of 27. (That's one for each letter of the alphabet, plus a # for your numbers. Amazing!)
Each divider has the letter on both sides so whichever direction you want the letters to be readable from, you can insert them that way round.
There are two sizes available. The smaller ones are 6.5cm tall, and the larger ones are 10cm tall. (The actual letters are the same size on both.) The divider is 8cm wide, with a 2mm ridge running the full height to stop them disappearing between your records, so 4cm is between the records and 4cm sticks out as in the photos.
(If you want some a different size just let me know and I'll see what I can do.)
They're about 1mm thick, which means they don't take up a load of room on your shelf, but they're strong because they're printed from 4 solid layers.
Speaking of which, these are 3D printed so you will have a bit of surface texture, so I'd advise you open the records up and slip them in, rather than shoving them in between closely packed records.
Any questions just shout.
Cheers
Rob
[Instructions]
If your records, books etc are fairly uniform and close together, you can just insert these and use them as is. If they’re a bit loose, you may need to attach your dividers to something like cardstock. You can do this using hot glue, double sided tape or superglue.
[Processing]
These will usually take 3 or 4 days to produce.
