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That looks like a fun one to make. Worth knowing before it goes near thin paper: it's water-based, so the sheet drinks it and dries wrinkled, and pressing won't flatten it back out. On card it'll be fine. For thin paper we still reach for a glue stick — it puts almost no moisture in.
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I would add channel locks or an adjustable wrench big enough to turn the emergency water/gas shutoff, if you have them. (If it takes a different tool, get one.) I'd also locate them and actually go check that it fits. A gas leak or burst water pipe is not when you want to find out it won't work.
Show PostThe first item on the "what actually belongs in a junk drawer" was a list of useful tools. I was suggesting that the tool used to turn off leaking gas or water in an emergency would be a good addition to the list, since you'd know where you put it mid-panic.
Show Post"What a beautiful portrait of your wife. Wait, what's that smell?" "Oh, ignore that. Marge has curdled."
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