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PT Studios · February 3rd, 2007

I just made one of these...and i have to say it works great lol... check it out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKkSB1yVc1E

tcrowder · February 3rd, 2007

Very cool. I might just have to make one too.

ckelly617 · February 3rd, 2007

cool. i'll have to get my boyfriend to make me one

Solmu · February 3rd, 2007

Given that I paid about $2 for my flip n' fold I think I'll just stick with that

I can't imagine the carboard version is very durable.

Natitown · February 4th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Solmu


	Given that I paid about $2 for my flip n' fold I think I'll just stick with that I can't imagine the carboard version is very durable.

I like it, Jay....very cool. Solmu, where did you get your flip and fold?

Solmu · February 4th, 2007

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	Solmu, where did you get your flip and fold?

A local op-shop had a bunch of them... just a lucky find. I think they're normally about twenty bucks new? Which still isn't bad if you actually get the use out of it ('course if not... cardboard would be better).

I haven't checked eBay, but I imagine they're the kind of thing that turn up cheap there from people who don't like them or outgrow them.

PT Studios · February 4th, 2007

Hey.. for free I thought it was pretty cool!

Moonie · February 4th, 2007

The Flip and Folds are $19.99 new but you get a large one for adult sizes and a smaller one for kid sizes. I got one about six months ago and it works pretty good.

joleneshaffer · February 4th, 2007

i am gonna try to make one too. looks like it works great..

ckelly617 · February 5th, 2007

i don't see anything wrong with using the cardboard one. your customers usually aren't watching you fold the t's so why not? any way to save money is a good thing, and of course you are helping the enviroment by recycling the cardboard - had to throw that in there.

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