Oct 18, 2006 by Tut in News , Recycled , DIY | Add your sayThe 3.5″ floppy disk. The one that won’t take your multimedia PowerPoint presentation — even if you zip your files three times. This now is a vestige of the past.
So why not reuse them to make a notepad. The idea is sweet, as the color of floppy disks. The conception is simple: Assemble small sheets, attach a pair of disks with string, the fishing string for example, and that’s it.
There’s always the shopping lazy solution. You can order them at FractalSpin for $10 a piece.
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