Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper. Show all posts
How to make Boomerang for indoor/outdoor by EncasedDeat
Intro : How to make Boomerang for indoor/outdoor by EncasedDeat
This originally designed to be indoor, but will work outdoors.
Make an indoor/outdoor boomerang that actually comes back.
I recently bought a three winged boomerang, it is the only boomerang that I have boughten that actually comes back. When I showed it to my friends they all wanted one, but there isn't any stores around here that sell them. I decided to make them copies that work.
If you have all the parts this can be a great day project for all ages.
This boomerang is safe to use in the house because it is made of styrofoam. The final boomerang will weigh only 0.3 ounces (six grams).
This boomerang will only go out about eight to ten feet and come back.
Use this in a large room with no air movement.
If you use this outside make sure there is very little wind. I like to use mine outside best.
You will have to move about a step or two to catch. As the video will show.
This will not come back 100% of the time.
Make an indoor/outdoor boomerang that actually comes back.
I recently bought a three winged boomerang, it is the only boomerang that I have boughten that actually comes back. When I showed it to my friends they all wanted one, but there isn't any stores around here that sell them. I decided to make them copies that work.
If you have all the parts this can be a great day project for all ages.
This boomerang is safe to use in the house because it is made of styrofoam. The final boomerang will weigh only 0.3 ounces (six grams).
This boomerang will only go out about eight to ten feet and come back.
Use this in a large room with no air movement.
If you use this outside make sure there is very little wind. I like to use mine outside best.
You will have to move about a step or two to catch. As the video will show.
This will not come back 100% of the time.
How to make Batman Origami Batarang by FolderofFett
Intro : How to make Batman Origami Batarang by FolderofFett
Have a certain superhero you need to take out, but just have paper lying around? I can show you how to fold them into deadly weapons that will make your enemies cower in fear. Just make sure to spray on kryptonite dust for those from the planet krypton. The new movie “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” was what inspired me to create it. This instructable will show you how to take a square piece of paper and fold it into Batman’s newest Batarang design. I recommend you use paper with only one color on both sides, because my design won’t look right if you use say black on one side and white on the other. Hope you like it! Skill level: Intermediate
How to make Paper People by Bitsi
Intro : How to make Paper People by Bitsi
Here is a charming, low tech way to amuse yourself during your next natural disaster, power outage or zombie apocalypse. It may also work to keep small children quietly entertained during family visits this holiday season.
Paper people are easy to make and customize. You can quickly put together a complete family. You can your child can make monsters and fight them in the arena of your coffee table. Or you can create a race of enlightened aliens or robots and build a new utopia. You can make characters to star in your next video production.
Lets go!
Paper people are easy to make and customize. You can quickly put together a complete family. You can your child can make monsters and fight them in the arena of your coffee table. Or you can create a race of enlightened aliens or robots and build a new utopia. You can make characters to star in your next video production.
Lets go!
How to make F-15 Paper Airplane by Joe_Tutorials
Intro : How to make F-15 Paper Airplane by Joe_Tutorials
Learn how to fold the amazing Origami F-15! This model is just as awesome as the F-16 and is easier to make. Watch the video above for a more detailed visual and audio tutorial, and follow along with the instructable. Anyone can learn it, and your friends will love it! So let's get started!
How to make PEN-PAPER PLANE $ LAUNCHER by Ameya9
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Intro : PEN-PAPER PLANE $ LAUNCHER by Ameya9
So this is holiday season , i thought of making some thing fun that ,children can make and play on their own and not only that I involves all easily available ( at home ) items.So Lets START!! :)
Step 1: Supplies
1. Pencil
2. Scale
3. Cardboard sheet (Thick Paper sheet will do)
4. Empty Old Pen.
5.Small cardboard box ( Tooth paste box will be good)
6.Pair of Scissors
7. Cutter/Blade ( Use cautiously)
8. Rubber Bands
9. Tape
2. Scale
3. Cardboard sheet (Thick Paper sheet will do)
4. Empty Old Pen.
5.Small cardboard box ( Tooth paste box will be good)
6.Pair of Scissors
7. Cutter/Blade ( Use cautiously)
8. Rubber Bands
9. Tape
Step 2: To Create the Launcher
Take the card board box ( toothpaste or any other ). In the
toothpaste you can see 4 flaps used to contain items in it . cut the
broader ones ( both ) as shown in photo .Now cut slits on both the sides
as shown in 2nd photo .
Note * Avoid Making large slits and too long slits as it sffects the rigidity of launcher ( Box)
Note * Avoid Making large slits and too long slits as it sffects the rigidity of launcher ( Box)
Step 3: Final steps for Launcher
Follow the instructions in the photos . In case of any help feel free to comment .
Note * 1.the rubber band must be taken keep in mind the size and dimensions of the box .
Note * 1.the rubber band must be taken keep in mind the size and dimensions of the box .
Step 4: Now to design the plane
You will need an empty pen use the backside ( longer one ) .
Now on a thick sheet of paper (or card board ) Cut the wings of the
plane as shown in the photo. Now cut small strip so that it would go
inside the pen ( as shown in second photo )
*NOTE :The dimensions of the wings must be according to the pen used .
*NOTE :The dimensions of the wings must be according to the pen used .
Step 5: Final step for Plane
The wings should be attached to pen as shown in the first photo
. The bigger wings which were stuck in pen , must be sticked properly ,
here i have used brown tape so that it is clearly visible. similary do
this for all the wings.
Your PEN-PAPER PLANE is also ready !!!
Your PEN-PAPER PLANE is also ready !!!
Step 6: Ready TO PLAY !!
Finally with launcher and Plane it would look like this. More over to get large range you just need to stretch the band more .
Source : Link
How To Make The Charger Paper Airplane
Intro : How To Make The Charger Paper Airplane
A stunt plane flying fast and far, the Charger is a quite impressive dart paper airplane. Being related to the highly successful Hammerhead (http://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-The-Hammerhead-Paper-Airplane/ ), the Charger is a plane with a proven design--differing from its relative in only a few folds.
TAA USAF Designation: F192-1
TAA USAF Designation: F192-1
How to make a paper airplane
Intro : How to make a paper airplane!
this is what we will be making
it is easy for begginers
but if you're advanced a few tweaks can make it do tricks,fly far,and fly high.
it is easy for begginers
but if you're advanced a few tweaks can make it do tricks,fly far,and fly high.
How To Make The Mohawk Paper Airplane
Intro : How To Make The Mohawk Paper Airplane
The Mohawk is a stable, fast paper airplane with several features giving it a rather interesting shape.
TAA USAF Designation: EA45-1
TAA USAF Designation: EA45-1
How To Make a PVC Paper Rocket Launcher
Intro : PVC Paper Rocket Launcher
This Instructable covers how to build the portable PVC paper rocket launchers seen at the Phoenix District 2010 Day Camp and at SHAC Jam (the United State's second largest 100th Anniversary of BSA celebration 2010). Paper rockets are an inexpensive and age appropriate activity for any Cub Scouts. It doesn't require an air source other than the cub scout himself. After some pretty hardcore QA testing by upwards of several thousand Cub Scouts (and a few Boy Scouts too), I found a few areas that will need improvement depending on how rambunctious your boys get with the launcher. I've noted them in the first image, so hover over the yellow boxes to learn more.
For our Day Camp, the scouts made construction paper rockets which I will detail in another Instructable. These are simply construction paper wrapped around a short section of 1/2" PVC pipe, taped, and then a nose cone and fins are added.
For SHAC Jam, the scouts followed a similar process, but due to the large (nearly 9000) number of cub scouts, the construction of the rockets was simplified to a basic construction paper tube (wrapped on the same short section of 1/2" PVC) with the nose end taped over, and crepe streamers added for stability. This greatly cuts down on the time to build and allows more scouts to enjoy launching without having to spend as much time building. I will detail this construction in a separate Instructable as well. Those that were at SHAC Jam on Saturday saw that a large number of boys (and siblings too) could make it through the long line in a relatively short time frame due to the basic design.
This design is free to use by anyone for non-commercial use provided attribution is given. If you have ideas on how to make it better, please feel free to comment and I'll add them to a later revision if it is cost effective and improves the design.
If you like this design, and feel inclined to show your appreciation, by all means buy me a cup of coffee here , and it'll give me some pep to come up with more PVC and Scouting related projects. As always thank you for taking the time to take a look at this.
For our Day Camp, the scouts made construction paper rockets which I will detail in another Instructable. These are simply construction paper wrapped around a short section of 1/2" PVC pipe, taped, and then a nose cone and fins are added.
For SHAC Jam, the scouts followed a similar process, but due to the large (nearly 9000) number of cub scouts, the construction of the rockets was simplified to a basic construction paper tube (wrapped on the same short section of 1/2" PVC) with the nose end taped over, and crepe streamers added for stability. This greatly cuts down on the time to build and allows more scouts to enjoy launching without having to spend as much time building. I will detail this construction in a separate Instructable as well. Those that were at SHAC Jam on Saturday saw that a large number of boys (and siblings too) could make it through the long line in a relatively short time frame due to the basic design.
This design is free to use by anyone for non-commercial use provided attribution is given. If you have ideas on how to make it better, please feel free to comment and I'll add them to a later revision if it is cost effective and improves the design.
If you like this design, and feel inclined to show your appreciation, by all means buy me a cup of coffee here , and it'll give me some pep to come up with more PVC and Scouting related projects. As always thank you for taking the time to take a look at this.
How To Make a Fake binoculars
Intro : Fake binoculars
These fake binoculars are made so they can be used in plays.
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THEY ARE NOT USELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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