Make your own Triskele Paper Ball with this easy to use score board
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- I always struggled with precreasing the arc lines of the paper globes we love to make. Now that I got a 3D printer I could design a score board that makes the process much easier.
If you are able to access a 3D printer simply download the file from thingiverse and start making paper balls - it's so much fun!
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Music in this video by the amazing Kevin MacLeod:
"Almost New" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Our small town’s library has a 3-D printer that the public can use and I am going to go tomorrow and see if they can help me print off one of these. Thank-you for creating this. You are a wonderful individual. Merry CHRISTmas and a very Happy New Year.
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Thank you so much Roberta for your heartwarming comment, I really appreciate it! Sending you the best season's greetings as well and hoping that your library's 3D-printer will manage to give you the advantage of using the score board. Best wishes - have fun! Please note that all dimensions are metric and have to be adapted in case of using the imperial system.
Do you offer the score boards to the public? I have no access to 3D printer Thank you
Thank you for your interest in my work! Unfortunately I'm currently unable to sell online but depending on where you live we might find a solution. Just send me an e-mail (see channel info) or pm me on instagram (see video description). Cheers!
Me cuesta mucho hacerla. Probe con csrtón y con cartulina y no puedo 😖
Hi Nanci,
thank you for following my instructions. What a pity that you did not succeed. The paper we usually use has a weight of 160 to 210 grams per square meter and should bend easily. Lighter paper does not provide sufficient sturdiness, and heavier paper is often too stiff and tends to fold unwantedly.
Just give it another try. Good luck!