Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I love this tool but it is not available to many people in different places its a pretty easy hack and works just as well , so raid your recycle bin . My mark It tool cardboard is 6 inches X 1inch. If your looking for something to make the 3mm mark try a comb it will just leave small dots which works perfectly.
The distances are 7mm, 10mm,15mm and 20mm.
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Unfortunately videos not only take many hours of my time but have actual production costs involved I prefer to keep my videos free for all and greatly appreciate all those who support my channel through my shop - thank you
I purchase all the products I use so I can give a honest and unbiased review .
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I love the Marxit tool but because its so expensive to ship overseas making your own is a affordable alternative
you can still purchase a Marx it tool in the USA from www.prairie craft.com
- I made this video for viewers outside the US
I love this tool but it is not available to many people in different places its a pretty easy hack and works just as well , so raid your recycle bin . My mark It tool cardboard is 6 inches X 1inch. If your looking for something to make the 3mm mark try a comb it will just leave small dots which works perfectly.
The distances are 7mm, 10mm,15mm and 20mm.
If you enjoy my videos and would like to see more you can support my channel thru purchases at my shop etsy.com/shop/turtlesoupbeads
Unfortunately videos not only take many hours of my time but have actual production costs involved I prefer to keep my videos free for all and greatly appreciate all those who support my channel through my shop - thank you
I purchase all the products I use so I can give a honest and unbiased review .
facebook.com/turtlesoupbeads
etsy.com/turtlesoupbeads
I love the Marxit tool but because its so expensive to ship overseas making your own is a affordable alternative
you can still purchase a Marx it tool in the USA from www.prairie craft.com
- I made this video for viewers outside the US










