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This Magnetic Crafter's Platform is from Tonic Studios. It features a non-slip base for stability, 2 magnets to keep projects secure, and the measuring grid is both in metric and imperial measurements. The face is 10" wide x 12" long and is stain resistant which makes it perfect for stamping, stenciling, and inking. This magnetic platform is sure to become a must have product for your everyday stamping projects. Additional magnets are available to purchase separately.
I bought this as a station for my gel printing plates. The measurement guides are clearly visible and it's easy to place guidelines for where I need my paper to go. I love the non slip bottom. The Make It! Station I was using didn't have this and would slide all around unless I used a ton of tape. The magnetic field is also significantly stronger than the Make It! Station. With this one the magnets stay in place. With the Make It! they easily slid around. I'm going to give my Make It! Station to my 15 month old to play with her child safe magnets because she can easily pull them off and move them around. That's great for a 15 month old's toy...not so great for my art needs. So glad I gave this Tonic Studios brand a try. It's exactly what I was looking for.
I love the fact that this platform stays in place on my desk and — with the help of the magnets — keeps my artwork in place while I work on it. And, of course, I use it to measure and to keep my work on a straight line.
Magnets HOLD strong paper and makes it possible to really paste, only thing I wish I had more magnet they hold so well the product on the platform ... love this product best ever !
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I am having trouble using clear inexpensive stamps that with the platform. I have it on the ‘clear’ correct side for stamping clear stamps. My ink pad is new and is transferring ink to the stamp just fine but hardly any ink is getting on the paper after multiple attempts. I tried putting the back of a paper pack (cardboard) under the paper but it didn’t help much. I do add pressure as well but that didn’t help either. Any pointers would be appreciated. Eventually I’ll get more expensive stamps but hoping I can use the platform until then. Thanks for your help.
By:
patgille123
(08-Apr-22)
Hi patgille123,If I'm understanding your issue correctly, it sounds to me like maybe you need to prime your stamps. Just a guess, though!
By: Shadowlightsecho
(14-Apr-22)
