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Old 05-20-2007, 07:16 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by Malerne133
I had an eBook 1150 and replaced it with the Sony PRS500. I salvaged the plastic soft cover for the 1150 and found it allows the Sony to slide within with room to spare. Now all I need is something to 'firm-up' the top/bottom sides and it will work until I get more creative. Malerne133
Try some 1/8" or thinner birch plywood available at craft supply houses. It can be cut with repetitive slices of an Xacto knife. Then sand the edges true with a 120 grit sanding block. This plywood is very light compared to cardboard and much tougher.
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