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Aperture: You must set the aperture before taking the lens off the camera. When you take it off, hold down the 'depth of field button'. This method will freeze the lens on the current aperture setting. More details on this in the Instructable A detailed Instructable is available.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons 4. Macro Tubes. Add to collection. Post a Make. Description PDF. Fold one edge over, along the indicated line. Repeat with other adjacent edge along other indicated line. Unfold the corner, pinch, and lay flat so that it makes a 'shark fin'.

Fold both edges towards the center diagonal crease you made earlier. Repeat, folding both edges towards the center diagonal crease again. Fold the tail in half where indicated with a small horizontal line.

Then fold both sides over to make a 'taco' around the 'shark fin'. Hold paper such that colored side is facing downwards. Fold corner over to create a right angle triangle, with colored side of paper showing.

Fold triangle downwards, then across the hypotenuse, then downwards Repeating until you reach the end of the paper strip. Fold the final piece into a right triangle - from the bottom - and tuck into the little pocket. Lay your CAT-a-pult tail flat, and facing upwards. You should see the 'shark fin' if it is facing the right way Open the cat body and from the inside - slip the 'shark fin' into the smaller slot at the top of the cat's back.

Slip the bottom of the CAT-a-pult tail into the larger slot at the base of the cat's back. Fold the little triangle underneath the belly of the cat. Reassemble the cat's body. This is where you'll place the candy corn launcher - or other things you want to launch Bend and adjust the tail to create your CAT-a-pult launcher.

Place candy corn launcher in CAT-a-pult tail bowl. Stabilize your CAT-a-pult by placing your fingers along the inner belly on the larger white box. Aim, and flick the tail downward to launch! We must receive submissions and iterations of this project by November 5th, pm Pacific Time to be eligible for this offering.

Younger Students: When explaining simple machines to younger learners, catapults create a fun interactive demonstration for a lever. Check out this old episode of Bill Nye to learn a lot more about simple machines: Video Clip Science Max delves into the elastic force present in Catapults that use rubber bands: Video Clip Older Students : Catapults give an amazing real-world demonstration of parabolas, and students can use math to predict the trajectory of launched objects. Find more about solving for the trajectory of a projectile : Video Clip Engineering Design: This paper catapult has a detachable arm which provides an opportunity for students to design and engineer a better launching mechanism.

Gamify: Once everyone or every group has a catapult, set up targets around the room, and see who can get the most points: Video Clip. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Bobbin Buddy by ronphillips in Sewing. Reply Upvote. Rachle Question 10 hours ago on Step 2.

Answer Upvote. NirL 7 weeks ago. Coming up with the design must have taken ages!! Elaina M NirL Reply 6 weeks ago. NirL Elaina M Reply 10 days ago. Why we dowload Cutepdf?? I wasted my time. Just download Pepakura Designer, open pdo file and 'print to pdf', it is ready.

Reply 6 years ago. I had the same issue. Found a post somewhere else that said to open the print settings from the settings tab and change the option from 'Print lines smoothly bitmap print ' to 'Print lines clearly vector print '. After I made that change I was at least able to see the lines on the pdf. Now I am having an issue getting the texture to show up in the pdf. I am still working on that problem. Reply 7 years ago. Reply 6 years ago on Introduction. Feel free to add me on skype: krsiak.

By krsiak krsiak. More by the author:. About: React Developer More About krsiak ». In case you prefer video to reading. I made this tutorial on my channel as well:.

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