I know this is probably a silly question, but I really have no clue right now. In the past, I used to just hammer nails into the walls.
By now, I’ve become a bit more cautious about it. If I want to change positions later, I’d end up with lots of small nail holes in the walls.
How do you handle this? We have wallpaper. I’ve read about nano tape, which is said to hold pictures very securely, but opinions are very mixed on how well it can be removed.
I also don’t want to avoid a nail hole only to end up with a tape strip-sized hole in the wallpaper.
By now, I’ve become a bit more cautious about it. If I want to change positions later, I’d end up with lots of small nail holes in the walls.
How do you handle this? We have wallpaper. I’ve read about nano tape, which is said to hold pictures very securely, but opinions are very mixed on how well it can be removed.
I also don’t want to avoid a nail hole only to end up with a tape strip-sized hole in the wallpaper.
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Gartenfreund16 Apr 2021 01:08Pictures hang on the walls to decorate the nails.
Schimi179116 Apr 2021 07:26kati1337 schrieb:
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I have to admit, it somehow hurts to drill or hammer nails into the walls of my own house. But I guess I can’t avoid a few nail holes here and there.
...Then I guess the rail system is the only option after all. However, the "wires" will be visible on the wall, and the rails need to be mounted. I saw it recently. Maybe you get used to it.kati1337 schrieb:
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For my sword (from Devil May Cry), I ordered curtain tiebacks.
...How old are you again? This somehow reminds me of Big Bang Season 5 Episode 5 😀 The sword is quite a "beast," isn’t it?
Schimi1791 schrieb:
Then it looks like the rail system is the only option. However, the "strings" would be visible on the wall, and the rails need to be mounted. I saw it recently. Maybe people get used to it.
How old are you again? This somehow reminds me of Big Bang Season 5 Episode 5 😀 The sword is quite the "beast," isn’t it? 36 and 29. Yes, the sword is pretty large and especially quite heavy. It’s old—I think I made it when I was around 16 or 17. It was for a costume back then. The blade was crafted from wood by a carpenter friend, and my father turned the metal sword handle on a lathe. For that reason alone, I would never give it away, as it’s a nice memory of my father. Back then, I was even able to take it to "Animagic." Nowadays, that’s no longer possible since wooden or metal weapons have long been banned at events like that (and rightly so). Here are some pictures of the pieces—though I really should repaint mine properly with today's methods. I’ll get around to that one day. 😀
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Alessandro19 Apr 2021 11:15I would first invest in a decent TV 😉
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pagoni202019 Apr 2021 11:17...and once again, I realize and am content with belonging to a different generation 😀
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