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Spotmat #8
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Cork plate with cork spots. The cork is neoprene blended technical cork. .06 inches thick for the bottom plate layer and the spots. (total thickness: 1/8th inch)
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The spot pattern is three groups of threes. To get the spot pattern,
I used one of my previous mats as template with a little help from a
draftsman's inking template and a permanent ink pen. Linking the spot
pattern with straight lines yields a mixture of 3-sided and 4-sided
polygons. I could still link more straight lines and end up with all
3-sided polygons, but I think I like this shape. Whadaya think...?
Editor's note circa July 2023. I made these several years
back. I did produce some for sale and they were sold cheaply at ~
$20 each, plus postage and shipped in a record ship box. No
complaints were received. After selling a dozen or so I stopped
making them.
Actually I like the Herbies Way Excellent silicone foam mats better than any of the cork mats I've tried. Including this one. But the Herbies mats cost around $70 per mat. Additionally, once you get past the residue issues, the cupboard liner diy foam rubber mats can be very effective isolators as well.