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Adrian Harris
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Origami 101

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As an counterpoint to the heavy metal of Bob Morey's recent post :wink: , here's something a little lighter which I put together this weekend...

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Adrian,
This is a great technique when making sheet metal parts without the benefits of CAD modelling programs. It can save a lot of scrap and remanufacturing time.

What are you making? Its looks like a 222 turret!
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This was printed from a CAD drawing I'm sending off for cutting, to get a feel for the angles and shapes involved.

> What are you making? Its looks like a 222 turret!

Close, it's a 223 conversion :D

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Adrian,
Cool! Keep us posted on your progress! Sounds like a fun project.
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