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We are known far and wide for our love of shiny metal objects. And some of you may have heard a rumor that we also like photos. So, naturally, when we found a big ol’ piece of shiny sheet metal at the hardware store,
Enter the magnetic bulletin board: huge, affordable, and so easy to make you just won’t believe it. How to Make a Magnetic Photo Bulletin Board
What You’ll Need
Note of caution (because we love you so): Also, this project won’t work if you get aluminum by mistake. Bring a magnet with you to the store — if the magnet don’t stick, it ain’t steel. Step 1: Mark the Metal Sheet
Then make a mark in the middle of each long edge, 1 inch from the edge. Step 2: Drill the Holes
Using the mark as a guide, drill a hole in the sheet of metal. Repeat for the remaining 5 marks. Step 3: Put It Up
Hang it vertically or horizontally; we ain’t picky. If you’re driving into drywall, use wall anchors or ask the friendly bearded guys at the hardware store for pointers. Step 4: Cover It With Photos
Yay! Magnets and photos, a match made in heaven. → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ←
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