Wonderful video, you described it very well and didn't waste time on long explanations. I definitely plan to use this technique often in the future when working with cardboard. It will very much help with a current project in an engineering class at my college as well :D.
This is great, I'm new to building with cardboard and it's the only material I have access to.I'm planning to build some goggles with this technique, thank you for making this brilliant video. With your technique, I'll be able to build my little sister a shield as well!
@@JudePullen thanks for your reply and interest.!!if I ever finish, and it looks ok ,i'll send a photo.would be great.using your cutting technique for bends, big help.sticking canvas to thin card is difficult, though .love your channel !
Thank you for the video. Very informative. What kind of cardboard are you using? Is there a particular style or size that works best for making models?
I have more on my website judepullen.com/designmodelling - but I deliberately show demos with boxes from mail order companies, so it's easy for people to source. The techy name is E Flute.
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Wonderful video, you described it very well and didn't waste time on long explanations. I definitely plan to use this technique often in the future when working with cardboard. It will very much help with a current project in an engineering class at my college as well :D.
Hope it helped all those years ago. Back with more soon!
This is great, I'm new to building with cardboard and it's the only material I have access to.I'm planning to build some goggles with this technique, thank you for making this brilliant video. With your technique, I'll be able to build my little sister a shield as well!
keira hetaraka hi! Thanks for sharing - please do post if you have any links to the final work. I’m sure it’ll inspire others.
Quality results. Thank you.
You are great . Explained to the point and wonderful
Thanks!
Thanks this is gonna help me with my design project using cardboard.
Nice =D
Awesome and very helpful
really useful. Thank you!
Cool!
Thank you !!!
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Thank you very much
wow i love it im gonna go build something
Yeah!
Nice
oddly satisfying video
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making a ukulele case from cardboard.lots of curves.thanks!!all the best.
That sounds really cool. Do you think you’ll post the result somewhere? Instructables.com would love this!
@@JudePullen thanks for your reply and interest.!!if I ever finish, and it looks ok ,i'll send a photo.would be great.using your cutting technique for bends, big help.sticking canvas to thin card is difficult, though .love your channel !
@@ianbriton7956 sounds great!! I’m @Jude_Pullen FYI. 😁
@@JudePullen thanks very much!!
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Thank you for the video. Very informative. What kind of cardboard are you using? Is there a particular style or size that works best for making models?
I have more on my website judepullen.com/designmodelling - but I deliberately show demos with boxes from mail order companies, so it's easy for people to source. The techy name is E Flute.
Which type of cardboard have u used
www.judepullen.com/designmodelling/materials/
How about white museum board?
Works well too.
Which type of cardboard u use
www.judepullen.com/designmodelling/materials/
Can you tell how to make computer mouse for with cardboard please help
Tried this: www.instructables.com/id/Turn-Your-Head-into-Cardboard-Speakers-Using-123D-/
Anyone gonna talk Jacob simimulatir on roblox