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Over rider rollers give extra ink not rubber coated, Quin to lock type in chase the disk mix ink flatter to get it all type high 918 in cornerstone is furniture fill chase block and lead is furniture

The background music is horrid

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Too bad i couldn't make it through the music to watch this

Gonna slightly edit like the shape of these horns for my moxxie cosplay (cons in 12 days-) wish me luck!

Bloody brilliant

Dude is so underrated! This was the best tutorial yet

I appreciate the advice!

Awsome could you do movie replica lighsaber if you wanted to?

Did you manage to get the press printing?

I'm doing these for a Tubbo cosplay

bro did you seriously record this or put in a loop for 1 hour? *i dont think youre active anymore but-*

thanks! i was gonna costumize my hot glue gun but realized it was dirty and it got off the paint really well! *im clumsy and sometimes leave my hot glue gun in paint or clay*

Why is the carton necessary?

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Very god

did it produce sound?

thanks! Needed this for an akura ou cosplay :)

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That bannister thing is to gently tap with a hammer to level the type in the form which is secured in the chase. The end pieces on the rollers are trucks. Lucky that you have good rollers.Wooden spoons are very often used to burnish the back of paper on an inked linoleum cut. The little clippy things are registration pins for holding the paper in the same place each time you print.

Holy cow. This worked!

way less cardboard can be used and get the same size, that is a huge waste.

noone follow this i got the same result but i also did it in a WAY less hard way

I didn't believe it until I read comments. It worked magically. Thank you very much for sharing 🙏

looks like seth rogan

get rid of that music

Could we get a better look at the finished saber? Your shots are too close up and too quick. Looks good though

Brilliant! I'll be making these for my vampire skeletons !

nice work mate. i just laughed so hard at the end when you went to get the tape and you couldn’t. i thought you had it and its like. oh… i would have done the same. so much is learnt in the process.

im going as tubbo from the dsmp for halloween this year, and this was really helpful and well-explained! thank you!

Can you make one

Those are amazing skills 👏🏻

just had 1 come today, it'll be a couple of wks before i get a motor and set up the type of stand i wish to have. Do you have a video of how it should look from behind prior to setting the fly wheel in place? thinking i need to align the cam axles in the back but i could be wrong.

Any idea how this technique would turn out as war horns? Perhaps if the cardboard was saturated and cured in resin after the horns are made they may have a good tone for blowing?

I need 24 horns for a different kind of project, whilsy this may b8g e quite time consuming I reckon it's way cheaper than buying any I can find. Thanks for the inspiration.

Well done on being able to work in metric and imperial lol FYI waverly lines are called corrugations!! 😊

I tried this before😅and they ended up so heavy that they fell off the second I moved😅

I can at least say one reason a horn video would be extra popular: Have been trying to find nice horns for Puck (A Midsummer Night's Dream) and practically all the horns I could get were "demonic" black or red. When all you want is a nice little trickster jester guy who is somewhere between a satyr and a forest fairy, those "alluring" "demonic" horns are just wrong and vulgar. (To my mind, if I should make Ole Nick himself, his horns would still be a natural ivory-to-earth-brown, not black or red). So even for someone like me who is not a real cosplayer, just *very* enthusiastic about halloween and carnaval ("fastelavn", where I come from), horns are something you end up having to make yourself. Well - from one frustrated fancy-dress enthusiast I can just say thank you for your thorough and simple explanation. I think I can do this. **** Actually, a video on how best to make them stick somewhere on your head without being glued to your hair would be quite welcome.

This is freaky cool !!!! Serendipity-invention at is best !!!! I read the 'how you came up with this below' Awesomeness!!!

Omg what a great tip,I threw my last one in the bin,thank you I'm going to try this 🤗

Thank you for showing those typesof little tricks in a short and simple video. I plan to take an old large NOS energy can and turn it into a wasteland bottle

Can you use normal glue? Or do you need hot glue to make them easily?

Thanks for the video, i love how make the Cardboard Horns ❤❤

im trying this either today or tomorrow so I can wear them for the WoW Dragonflight event, thank you!

Perfect for Homestuck

I enjoyed the video. Yet, I'm still frustrated. I will try to use the proper terms. I made sure the crank nob is at 12 o'clock, and made sure the bobbin holder's back wall is facing right. I put the bobbin thread through the first hole closest to the spring. I pulled the thread through the top hole that is lined up with the bottom hole. I got the thread behind the spread. I tested the bobbin shuttle and the end of that bobbin gear is flush with that hole on the left of the bobbin shuttle when the crack nob is at 3 o'clock. That vertical thread shaft top is at 1/4 inch protruding out the top. I sanded all the bobbins, bobbin holder, and shuttle area. On the hand crank, I made sure bobbin shuttle notch is in the middle grove, and the other gear notch is in the outer grove. I made sure that little notch in the middle is lined up with that small notch on the hand crank. So here is what happens when I crank the machine to pick up the bobbin thread. The bobbin thread is not moving so the needle could pick it up. So I removed the bobbin cover and test cracked it. The bobbin is moving properly. I put the cover back on and held the bobbin with a little tension. The thread is moving but still not picking up. I'm clueless.

Saftety ThiiiiRD!🤣

That is such a simple, BRILLIANT way to manufacture the consecutively sized loops. Well done.

Super helpful tutorial. Thank you. Needed to make some horns for my halloween costume and was going to go about this in a completely different way but this method is much nicer.