Here is my prototype of a cue sheet holder. The paper needs to be ironed with waxed paper to make it water resistant, and the wooden assembly needs to be coated in shellac or varnish to make it waterproof. It was made using maple and cedar, joined with water-based glue on mortice and tenon joints. The dowels are tight-fitting without glue, so they turn.
Next time I'll use Gorilla glue to make it water proof. I'll fasten it to the headset and top tube with twist ties.
2 comments:
What do you need a cue sheet holder for -- especially one that you can use outside in the rain?
Are you planning on running for a political office here on the rainy side of Washington??
That looks totally phatty phat!
Did it work?
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