April 03, 2005
Take the Hot Glue Gun and squeeze some glue into
each of the joints. |
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April 03, 2005
Wait a minute or two until the hot glue cools down
and hardens before flipping the Elevator to the floor.
You will risk it Gluing and Ripping the foamcore
after you trace the pattern with your pencil if
you are too impatiant ;p |
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April 03, 2005
Use a pencil and trace all the way around the Elevator
Base. |
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April 03, 2005
Once you have your shape, you need to add the Wall
Thickness before you cut... |
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April 03, 2005
Take a piece of scrap Foamcore and align it with
your traced line.
Then trace a line with your pencil on the OTHER
side of the Foamcore scrap. |
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April 03, 2005
You now have the exact thickness of the Elevator
wall. |
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April 03, 2005
Repeat this technique for all sides and then you
are ready to cut. |
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April 03, 2005
WARNING...
Make sure to CUT ON THE INSIDE LINE !!!!
If you cut the original Outside Line, your Elevator
Box will simply fall through. We DON'T want THAT
:) |
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April 03, 2005
Now grab some Scrap Foamcore pieces. The Width doesn't
matter it's only for the floor support.
As long as the height is 15cm you are fine. |
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April 03, 2005
Hot Glue the 2 pieces into a T shape and let it
cool down. |
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