Fly a Kite Etched Dies from the Sky's the Limit Collection by Simon Hurley

Fly a Kite Etched Dies from the Sky's the Limit Collection by Simon Hurley

Marsoni

M251S

$24.49

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Fly a Kite Etched Dies from the Sky's the Limit Collection by Simon HurleyFly a Kite Etched Dies are from the Sky's the Limit Collection by Simon Hurley. With this set of 18 thin metal cutting dies, you can make three different shapes of kites (diamond, hexagon and stingray) with tails. The Skys the Limit Collection soars to new heights with your paper crafting creations. Fun elements of kites, kids and more are made from cutting dies to stenciling to embossing. So let your creativity take flight! Finished Diamond Kite

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Set screws are poor quality and are sometimes powdercoated on the exposed threads. Leads to striped hex sockets and inability to tighten properly. Durable finish as evidenced by no visible damage after throwing parts across the shop in frustration. Ended up running self tapping screws thru parts to complete assembly.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024