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Step 9Paper Loop
Cut your paper into even strips. The design for this prototype was to hold paper that is 41/4". I used aquabee super vel 565 as it is sturdy and bends well. With my strips cut, I simply put some double sided tape on the edges and assembled the paper into a very long strip.
Once you have a giant strip of paper you can thread your endless sketchbook. Since it's such a pain to align the spokes in the hole on the cap side, I just took off the short sides and threaded the paper I had.
The further the first turn of the paper is away from the backing, the easier the paper will move. Later versions will have a spoke and drill bit ring set up so that the paper will not have to rub against the edges of the backing at all.
My loop was a little short and I didn't use all of the axles like I would have liked.
Once the paper is threaded, you need to assemble the loop. To do this I just put some more double sided tape on one end, measured where the other end should be cut and taped it together.
Once you put all the sides together you can start drawing.
Once you have a giant strip of paper you can thread your endless sketchbook. Since it's such a pain to align the spokes in the hole on the cap side, I just took off the short sides and threaded the paper I had.
The further the first turn of the paper is away from the backing, the easier the paper will move. Later versions will have a spoke and drill bit ring set up so that the paper will not have to rub against the edges of the backing at all.
My loop was a little short and I didn't use all of the axles like I would have liked.
Once the paper is threaded, you need to assemble the loop. To do this I just put some more double sided tape on one end, measured where the other end should be cut and taped it together.
Once you put all the sides together you can start drawing.
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