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- STEP 041 > Take some scissors (you can also use a Xacto knife if you prefer) and cut along all the outside edges.
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- STEP 042 > Once the cube decal is all cut it should look like this.
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- STEP 043 > Now it's time to fold all the lines so that you can turn this flat surface into your center cube.
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- STEP 044 > Carefully fold along the lines bending towards the bottom.
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- STEP 045 > Once you start folding you will quickly understand how each side will connect together later.
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- STEP 046 > keep folding all flaps.
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- STEP 047 > When you are done, your flat decal should now curl up like this. Go to step 093 if you want to punch the holes out at this time.
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- STEP 048 > The Moisture Vaporator has 4 posts that align with the center cube corners. To start, grab a straw and place it on your Free Blueprint template (available in the Tutorial Star Wars menu)
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- STEP 049 > We want to find our cutting lines, so align the straw with the end of the #1 black template thick black line and using a sharpie, draw a line on your straw where the thick black template #1 line ends.
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- STEP 050 > Slide your straw so that the line you just drew aligns with the end of the template thick black line #2. Now grab your sharpie and draw a line on your straw where the #2 thick black template line ends.
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- STEP 051 > Slide your straw again so that your 2nd mark lines up with the end of the template's thick black line #3 and with your Sharpie, draw a line on your straw where the #3 thick black template line ends.
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- STEP 052 > Take some scissors and cut along your first line.
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- STEP 053 > Then your second...
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- STEP 054 > and your 3rd guide line
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- STEP 055 > Your straw now cut, if you place the pieces on the template again, you will see how they all align and the exact same length as the 3 thick black lines.
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- STEP 056 > By the way you probably noticed this already, but your printed template is nicer looking then my temporary prototype seen in the photos 😛 In between the straws will go the small silver beads and where you see the X will be miniature clothes pins. The top end cap is a mini marette (that you place over electrical wires) The support is a kebob skewer that is cut to size of the template.
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- STEP 057 > To start, place the non pointy end of your kebob stick on the table surface, pinch a miniature clothes pin at the bottom and put some hot glue around the kebob stick and clothes pin meet.
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- STEP 058 > Take a small silver bead (if you can't find this exact same bead you can use any other that is close to same size) and slide it down the kebob stick.
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- STEP 059 > Now slide it all the way down, pressing it against the miniature clothes pin. This will smoosh the hot glue and bond all 3 items together.
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- STEP 060 > Put a line of hot glue onto the kebob stick about the same length as your Straw #1.
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