Print out pattern and cut coroplast

Step 2: Print out pattern and cut coroplast

Print out a pattern and cut out the coroplast and cut half way through the coroplast at the fold lines as well as the slot for the cd case lid. Finally a extra piece to cradle for the iPhone or iPod touch

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JoaquinandRene says: Feb 8, 2011. 9:18 PM

I really need help on printing it out. I tried my best and I also watched the video on your website. Can I get the print page for both cameras? I have a Sony Model DRC-TRV120 and I want to see which one fits best. My email is: chillin2011@yahoo.com
Thanks!!!!

edusampa says: Jul 22, 2010. 8:53 PM

Hi Ben, I need help! I dowload the GoogleSketchUp to try print out a pattern and cut out the coroplast... But... I could do it. I am sorry... I don't have any experience with software CAD... But I would like to print the pattern in real size, but I could not do it. Ben, what a need to do... To print this pattern to real size? Is it possible you print it to PDF in real time? Ben, I am really sorry... But do you see one way to help a dummies to print this pattern? (lol) Thank you very much! Eduardo

jgderuvo says: Dec 2, 2009. 10:31 AM

Would it have killed you to provide the pattern? LOL. Great tutorial though.

MechanicalMashup (author) says: Dec 2, 2009. 11:07 AM

Get the 3D model mentioned in the first step and print out the pattern. I will see about making a PDF for this though.

rygi13 says: Jan 1, 2010. 10:26 AM

how do you print the pattern

MechanicalMashup (author) says: Jan 2, 2010. 7:54 PM

I realize now that I have an extra thing with Sketchup Pro that others dont have and that is layout. Which allows you to print this out. Now we can see what we can do to accomodate you. First the pattern is basic enough that one could easily lay it out on the coroplast or card quite easily since the measurements of the part can be obtained from Sketchup and the model provided.

We can also look at me making some PDF's for you if really necessary. But for that I will need to know what size of paper your printer can handle. i.e. 8.5x11 or 11x17 or 24"roll or 36"roll etc. Next would be for me to make the PDF I would need for you to tell all your friends how great the podcast/Webcast is and send them to my site :)

All the best in the new year !

Ben

rygi13 says: Jan 2, 2010. 8:10 PM

Thank you but I ended up making one with a tissue box but used the same stuff

MechanicalMashup (author) says: Jan 2, 2010. 9:46 PM

Great! you should share some pictures of what you created, I am curious as the next guy as to what you built.