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In recent years, relatively sharp quantitative results in the spirit of theBesicovitch projection theorem have been obtained for self-similar sets bystudying the $L^p$ norms of the "projection multiplicity" functions,$f_\theta$, where $f_\theta(x)$ is the number of connected components of thepartial fractal set that orthogonally project in the $\theta$ direction tocover $x$. In \cite{NPV}, it was shown that $n$-th partial 4-corner Cantor setwith self-similar scaling factor 1/4 decays in Favard length at least as fastas $\frac{C}{n^p}$, for $p<1/6$. In \cite{BV}, this same estimate was provedfor the 1-dimensional Sierpinski gasket for some $p>0$. A few observations wereneeded to adapt the approach of \cite{NPV} to the gasket: we sketch them here.We also formulate a result about all self-similar sets of dimension 1.

Buffon needle lands in $\epsilon$-neighborhood of a 1-Dimensional Sierpinski Gasket with probability at most $|\log\epsilon |^{-c}$