When placing tacks into the styrofoam, you want to overlap them to both hold the previous tacks in place and to hide the underlying styrofoam.
When I place my tacks, I put the next tack in the very corner of the "V" formed by the previous tacks.
When placing tacks into the styrofoam, you want to overlap them to both hold the previous tacks in place and to hide the underlying styrofoam. When I place my tacks, I put the next tack in the very corner of the "V" formed by the previous tacks.
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Sean
9/26/2018 04:39:45 pm
I saw you were still missing estimates for a number of the eggs. I plugged what you had into a spreadsheet (because I have a deep-seated need to do a spreadsheet for everything) and figured that if you multiply the height by the width by 55 and round up for safety, it'll give you a decent estimate.
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