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Step 3Up hill and down dale.
The shape of the frisbee is formed when you fold the scored lines.
The outer ring of lines needs to be mountain folded, and the inner ring of lines needs to be valley folded.
As you do this, the pacman-like gap in the template will close up, allowing you to glue the tabs on one side to the straight edge on the other side.
When gluing, use whatever suitable glue you like (glue-stick, "white" glue, even wood glue), just don't use a vast amount, or your frisbee could be unbalanced.
The outer ring of lines needs to be mountain folded, and the inner ring of lines needs to be valley folded.
As you do this, the pacman-like gap in the template will close up, allowing you to glue the tabs on one side to the straight edge on the other side.
When gluing, use whatever suitable glue you like (glue-stick, "white" glue, even wood glue), just don't use a vast amount, or your frisbee could be unbalanced.
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Aug 23, 2010. 1:14 PMking kolton9
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why are they called rare-earth there in vast supply
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Aug 24, 2010. 2:01 AM
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Kiteman (author)
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The elements in them (neodymium etc) are not as common in the Earth's crust as other elements.
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Aug 24, 2010. 6:47 AMking kolton9
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ohh that makes sence
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