Origami Table

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MonkiX7
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Origami Table

Post by MonkiX7 »

Hey, well I'm new here.
I was just wondering if anyone knows a nice board/table for origami.
I don't have much flat surfaces to fold on around my house and I'm tired of using textbooks for folding, so does anyone have any suggestions?
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Post by ftangdude55 »

There is no specific folding surface that is best; I think that most of us here at the forum just fold on a table or a desk of sorts, maybe even the floor.
Although, I don't think that there are many "floor folders" out there. :lol:

Oh, and welcome to the forum, MonkiX7! :)
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Post by origami_8 »

Hi and welcome on board!

My favourite folding mat is an old drawing board.
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Post by MonkiX7 »

Well I'm looking for a board, sorta like a drawing board i guess, to put on a table of sorts so theres no dents. Perferably one with a grid just for misc. reasons :P
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Post by M Deutsch »

I have one of those awesome cutting mats for cutting paper and stuff with an exacto blade. Its got a grid and because it is a cutting mat I can obviously cut paper to square and stuff. You can find them at any arts store most likely I got mine at Micheals and it works very well.
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Post by MonkiX7 »

Thanks M Deutsch, I hope that helps.
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