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Step 4Enjoy your newly recycled paperclip
Bask in the glory of a homemade paperclip!
There were only three designs that worked really well for me.
Simple straight and curved lines. (if you did the google search, you saw a bunch of these. You saw them for a reason, they work very well!)
The instructables hand (there's an eps version on the site that I tweaked a bit). I found the need to add small straight lines at the end of each of the files I was cutting to give the paper a place to sit. (See the pictures below for what I'm talking about)
All of the designs I used (that worked) are available in the .eps file linked below.
There were only three designs that worked really well for me.
Simple straight and curved lines. (if you did the google search, you saw a bunch of these. You saw them for a reason, they work very well!)
The instructables hand (there's an eps version on the site that I tweaked a bit). I found the need to add small straight lines at the end of each of the files I was cutting to give the paper a place to sit. (See the pictures below for what I'm talking about)
All of the designs I used (that worked) are available in the .eps file linked below.
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