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Just got my pack of 100 Mini Cards back in the post, they look great! Thanks Moo!

Formatpixel features as Pick of the Bunch in the “Top web apps revealed!”

“It’s difficult to buy in to the online application hype when there are so many average applications out there, but Formatpixel should restore your faith in web-based software.” – .Net magazine issue 165

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Showcased work published in Computer Arts Projects – Issue 98

So I’ve had a hole in my kitchen wall for weeks since the water pipes were sunk into the wall. After getting advice on how best to fill the hole I was advised to use plasterboard.

I’ve never used plasterboard but after 2hours of cutting and carving I managed to get it filled ready for a skim of plaster and then the tiles. So here’s what you do when you have a hole in your kitchen wall…

Protect the work surface and surrounding bit’s and bobs. Make yourself a newspaper template of the hole, trace it onto a bit of plasterboard and I used a fret saw to cut out the main shape.

Stick it in the hole and you’ll probably find it doesn’t fit! Dont worry, grab a craft knife and carve bits off, checking regually.

You may also find that the pipes aren’t set back in the wall enough and rub against the board. You’ll need to remove some of the boards back. I used a claw hammer, it’s very messy!

Then whack it in the hole and job done! Ready for plaster skim. Phew!

Transformer JetFire illustration, illustrated in Flash and featured in Computer Arts magazine.