This work of mine is not Papercraft, but it might give you guys ideas...

This one's not mine, but a great inspiring piece of work:…

On today's Gizmo Blog, your Papercraft head from Photos, incredible Materials, and a Cork Sauna!…

You guys gonna love this!

2 Ways to Papercraft Stopmotion

by kamibox.de

Good morning,…

Merry chistmas, and a Happy New Year, ho, ho, ho...

Ok, Christmas is over, but the Seasoon's goodies are not.

Just started dabbling with Wix, and so, here's the looks of it, so far...

Yes, that's a Ray Gun, to be…

Hello, there, sorry, long time no post!  :(

Just found out about this great piece of work, by ghostwhowalks, and I've thought you'd like to know, too:…

Yes, you can embed an Halbach Array, into your own Papercraft projects!

And what the heck's an Halbach Array?

Just put a lot of Magnets on a row, easch one 90 degrees rotated in relation to the previous one, like this...…

Just thought of sharing this wonderfull Venitian house, I think I've heard of Paspemau, here, but this Site is really nice...…

What can I say? This guy is Japanese...

And he's a Genius!

http://www.gizmag.com/walking-paper-robot-elastic-bands/23877/

Hello there, long time no Post! :D

Having my fill of chain emails, about cell-phone dangers, I've already made one Instructable, but I've recently looked at all this trashed Tetrapak carton, and figured, this way, you've already get the Aluminum foil, inside the cardboard, one less hurdle!…

A big Olá, from Portugal!

Well, I just saw this Inexpensive Soft Metal Bending Tool, and I though it can be a good Plastic/Cardboard/whatever Bender, too! :D

Inexpensive Soft Metal Bending Tool…

A cool add-on to the world of Papercraft, Cardboard springs! The Instructable's here:…

 Awesome thing for Papercraft, methinks...

Metal Paper

[MET 004]

£29.99 ex.VAT £35.99 inc.VAT

 

Based on 0.02mm gauge aluminium foil with a matt black polymer coating both sides, it feels and behaves like a…

Yes, one isolated Gearwheel won't mean it works, so here's a pair of them, WORKING, like Gearwheeels work:

So now you see, it runs like clock-work!…

It may well be I'm the only one interested, but I finally got to produce that 9 teeth, rounded Gearwheel I mentioned...

And here it is:

You can resize it to any radius, and teeth number, and it's always the same routine, see the tooth tip part, upper right?…

So much work, so many tiny parts...

And the Printer's acting up on me, too!…

I didn't liked the Gearwheell, so I went back to Inkscape, made a new 9 teeth gearwheel, and did Path>Dinamic Offset to it.

Changed the Offset, from Object to Path, combined the 2 Paths, and done the labourious routine of eliminating the curved segments, and joining the straight lines between the 2 Paths, that's Break Path at selected nodes, and join selected nodes with a new segment...…

Just to see if it worked, here's a 9 teeth gearwheel:

Made from Inkscape's Extensins>Render>Gear, I added the needed parts, piece by piece, like add a square, snap to Path, rotate 40 degrees, group...

Ended up this way:

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Can't give it a rest!

Here's my new Frame version, and I'll add the Vector File, so you can make your own Frames, just change the Dimensions:

And here's the File:…

If you frame it, it looks like this:

A word of warning, Plastic Sheet is not easily creased in larger than 15 cm, more or less 3 Inches, unless you get to make a really strong outfit, and since you're into it, make it go on a perfect straight line, with a guiding…

This great new opportunity Computer aided Paperctaft gives for a lot of Modeling, and Gizmo fun, got me thinking, why only Paper, great Media it is, there's also Plastic Sheet, and so many others...

So I came up with this Crease Rig, just some Meccano pieces, to make a slot, and a third one, to make a neat and easy Crease, on harder meterial:

It works like this:…