Nano log sheets?

[nathew]

I bought a few nano containers on ebay recently, not noticing that the description said nothing about including logs. I've looked all over the web and have only found nano replacement logs for sale on foreign sites. Anyone know where I can get my hands on some domestically?

[+Lotho]

If you have a document shredder that is not a new fancy cross shredding one, then just put a blank sheet of paper in and it will come out in nano size strips. Or, if its too thick then fold it in half. That should do it =D

[+stepshep]

I believe these are the ones from Groundspeak: http://3geeks.ca/catalog/index.php?main_pa...products_id=356

 

The total will be $5.30, so that's about $1.30 per logsheet. And it's Rite-In-The-Rain.

Edited July 14, 2007 by stepshep

[lewis82]

Jeez! 1,30$ for a piece of paper! Grab a pair of scissors

[+racatv]

nano??

Edited July 15, 2007 by racatv

[+Lacomo]

Jeez! 1,30$ for a piece of paper! Grab a pair of scissors

I agree, it's not that hard. I've done it.

[Neos2]

If you have a document shredder that is not a new fancy cross shredding one, then just put a blank sheet of paper in and it will come out in nano size strips. Or, if its too thick then fold it in half. That should do it =D

Oooh, I didn't think of that, thanks! And I have stacks of loose paper from rite in the rain, so I can make the good kind.

[+OEnavigators]

You can print these for free:

 

http://www.ukgeocachers.co.uk/downloads.php

Edited July 15, 2007 by OEnavigator

[+briansnat]

Jeez! 1,30$ for a piece of paper! Grab a pair of scissors

I agree, it's not that hard. I've done it.

 

It is Rite in the Rain, which is waterproof.

[+LeonW]

You will get a better edge on the paper if you use a straight edge and a sharp Stanley utility blade, instead of scissors.

[+Miragee]

That is what I do to cut down small spiral-bound notebooks so they will fit into an Altoids tin. Just don't do that on your kitchen counter . . .

[+H2OBob]

Get an envelope from your local FedEx person. They are made of Tyvek, which you can write on with pencil or pen, and it will be waterproof. One envelope will make a dozen nano logs, plus a dozen micros.

 

You also may be able to get it at house construction sites. Ask for the scraps they throw away.

[+Team NightStalker]

I bought a few nano containers on ebay recently, not noticing that the description said nothing about including logs. I've looked all over the web and have only found nano replacement logs for sale on foreign sites. Anyone know where I can get my hands on some domestically?

 

Just posted one on my site for free under the downloads section <<<<<link to commercial site removed by moderator>>>>>>

 

hope this helps.

 

Team NightStalker.

Edited October 11, 2007 by briansnat

[+redsuspenders]

If you have a document shredder that is not a new fancy cross shredding one, then just put a blank sheet of paper in and it will come out in nano size strips. Or, if its too thick then fold it in half. That should do it =D

 

That is a great idea!