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Small Diameter Cylinder Tutorial By Gil 2009
Thought I would resurrect this old thread about making small diameter cylinders.
Gil made a tutorial in 2009 about rolling small diameter tubes. Sub 1 mm Paper Tubing The pictures are missing but I found a pdf of the tutorial with the pictures in my archives. Gil gave me permission to upload so I will attach it here.
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This is very useful information, thanks for re-posting...
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Sure is And, it ties with my recent post about cylinders And, concerning the draw plate I have bought one for my balsa and tissue planes So, it's something I don't need to get.
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Thanks for posting that again, Doug. I remember it, but don't think I saved it at that time. Taken care of now. Wish Gil would be more active again, he always was coming up with trick methods of doing things.
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Interesting set of tricks.
In cases like this I prefer to use a small wooden dowel or a wooden skewer or similar. Is there an advantage to keeping it all paper, or just preference?
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I would say it is more of a preference. Some folks like to keep as much paper structure in their paper models as they can. I fall into the what ever will get the job done pack.
@jrw52, yes, your inquiry rattled some brain cells loose concerning that thread and pdf.
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jrw52, yes, your inquiry rattled some brain cells loose concerning that thread and pdf.
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