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easy tutorial for faux rice paper finish
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One of my daily occupations at work is cutting paper. For example posters, folders, leaflets, etc. One of the machines we use to do so is a hydraulic cutter.
You can adjust the length of your object with a joystick and a small wheel. With a light-bar behind the knife you can aim at the cutting-line at your object. Then you use a foot controlled pressure bar to pin the object to the table. After that it's "all clear" (the knife is very sharp and it will cut your arm clear of) and you use the two green buttons to make the knife come down.
I'm trying to make some more machines that I work with, one, because it's a challenge and two, as details for a later larger moc.
I hope you like it and please feel free to rate a comment!
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Debbie is passionate about paper, really passionate. With her background in the paper industry she knows a thing or two about paper. We got a call from Debbie while she was over in New York for the Stationery Show, “Can you print my business cards for when I return in a couple of days for PG Live in London?” How could we resist! The paper was chosen, the type set and colours picked in no time and the next day it was on the press.
The cards are printed with coral ink and finished off with matching edge colour. There was only one paper choice for a paper passionist – the awesome 600gsm Cranes Lettra Flourescent White.
Lokta paper is a handmade paper, and it is a well known one, for many uses. But how good is it for origami? Read all about it in The Fold:
OUSA site - www.origami-usa.org/th efold
or in www.happyfolding.com/
This looks like something Oschene could have created. The step before the last is a tessellation with one hexagon on top and six hexagons beneath it.
Woven Dodecahedron. Made this about a decade ago. Recently, while searching for something, I stumbled upon it. Made with 6 strips of paper with 60-degree creases. Diagrams can be found in Brilliant Origami by David Brill.