Pop-Up Tutorial 16 - Automatic Pull-strips

[@ИринаУткина-д6ь]

Perhaps I might be late for work, I watch your videos and can’t tear myself away.

[@elizabethmaia4680]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Pop-up books have always fascinated me. It was a pleasure to see the video presenting its simple and such fantastic mechanisms. Big hug. Thank you very much!! :)

[@jennifercook92]

This is my new favourite channel. I am so grateful you share this knowledge for free. Thank you thank you. You are a good person.

[@thepeddler9226]

Excellent video. I like watching you give us a few basic examples, show us how to do it and then explain the mechanics of some beautiful finish products. I'm fascinated. Thank you for sharing your gift. Nicole from Canada

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you.

[@chickenkatsudonwithcheese]

watching this in 2024

[@assasin-crossfireomg6870]

Btw,this video help's me very much!Because our teacher assigned us to make a pop-up so that's why I went on youtube to search up,and I found this video!Tnx so so much!:D

[@conatcha]

Hey Duncam. I bought two of your books about paper mechanisms a while ago. They are wonderful.

[@solomonwambugu3251]

great work sir,am amazed that this skill of pop up book making can really elevate my creativity in story telling and school projects where am required to make scrap books for projects and briefs given to me by lecturers.am an art student in Kenya am grateful.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Excellent!

[@tufailzubedi6506]

Great Tutorial. I searched pop up for my daughter's school project. This is a very useful series!!

[@elisabethberrogain]

Excelente!

[@alionahamilton3427]

I used to have that wizard of oz book that was the book that sparked my love of pop up. Along with a beautiful cinderella pop up.

[@ravennecruz8706]

I can't believe.... Everything started with basic shapes but at the end of every work is a surprise.... It made me think 'so that's how pop-ups are made...'

[@gowrionutube]

Thanks a ton for sharing so many techniques. Was amazed to discover your channel. Its like a dream come true. Thanks once again. If time permits, have to try my hand out here. I will share my works with you once I am done. :)

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[@angeldunworth]

So excited I finally got this one right! Still having difficulty with the off center strap though

[@yogitashandmadecrafting8018]

Ur explanation technique is amazing....u explain each n everything Very clearly

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you.

[@jainapatel6607]

Sir, your all art work are awesome.

[@MadrelyCanlas]

I enjoyed watching your tuitorials. It is very helpful to us especially to my kids. Thank you so much. More power!!!

[@samirsilveirasaid2905]

Thanks from Brazil, for your dedication and Theo video!!!

[@FloraTomas-rr7be]

Thank youuu for this video, I am making a pop up storybook for school project and it really helps me❤

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[@LuthienRF]

thank you very much, so much helpful information and your work its amazing!

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How lovely work, congratulations!

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I love all ur tutorials

[@Haxker11110]

thank you. this video is very useful. I can do my school project

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[@sarakhan269]

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Yeah im also watching this for school project

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Same

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SALAMAT PO! so practical and comprehensive!

[@elcaminantedelcielovalenci8565]

Gracias, un abrazo desde Colombia, me gusta mucho tus tutoriales

[@alicexlovesxanime]

I seriously love you for this T.T I broke my brain trying to figure out some of these. Thank you so much!!

[@yvonnesimmons9001]

I purchased your book to go along with these tutorials which I am enjoying immensely. On page 82, I want to make a pop up vase shape with daffodils in it, but I would like to conceal the strip as you mentioned, but I can’t figure out how to conceal it?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The explanation is on page 84!

[@dishasambhoo]

Thank you Sir. It was really helpful. I wanted to make a pop up of dome structure. Please can u guide how to make it?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes I think the series does need a tutorial on how to make a dome shape - the most common mechanism is quite difficult to make - I will try to include it at some point in the future. Meanwhile you may find something that's not quite a dome but somewhat related in Tutorial 21 Pyramids.

[@dishasambhoo]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 OK Sir. Thanks.

[@gremlincomicsllc3126]

Thank you for this channel .I want to a horror idea using this pop up

[@Anggell707]

This is so helpful and easy to understand thank you ^^

[@usedevidence8362]

Love the sirens in the background lol

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I missed them! At what point in the video can you hear them?

[@usedevidence8362]

4:05

[@feifei8360]

It just amazing how u cut the paper in half properly without even folding it.

[@cielo_roma]

These videos are amazing, thanks for uploading tutorials in making pop up cards. Godbless

[@meoduahau01]

thank you so much! your video is special for me

[@sikfreeze]

Is it possible use this mechanism to make a box that once the lid is opened a platform is lifted up? I can't seem to figure it out

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I'm not sure how you're planning to make a box with a lifting lid.

[@sikfreeze]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 I'm thinking of a gift box with a hinged lid where the greater angle the lid is opened, the higher the small circular platform in the middle of the box will elevate and review the product sitting on top of it

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

This is difficult and I can't think of an easy way to do it. A box with a platform inside it is not a problem, but having the platform height varying with the lid - not easy! Also being a pop-up means that the whole thing has to fold flat so whatever the product on the platform is it would have to be minimal thickness.

[@sikfreeze]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 Then it might not be a popup then. But kinda use the popup mechanism to lift up the platform depending entirely on the lid’s angle…I agree, this is hard. I’ve been trying to find the solution for a while, but still no hope. If I can make the lid’s opening pull a strip at the bottom so that an arch can be formed, then that might be a way…The only way to make this work I could come up with is to use gears

[@cosaslindas6991]

I would like to know where do I get your book? I'm currently living in the UK.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Usually available from Amazon or eBay.

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[@melinasalas9733]

Es un maestro! Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Saludos desde Argentina. Bendiciones 😇🇦🇷

[@pamelatorresjara1622]

Thank you! From Chile.

[@reko6262]

very beautiful pop up, thanks for teaching how to do it :)

[@amalkassab9886]

thanks a million... a real master

[@RaviRavi-if7dz]

The all pop is very beautiful thank you so much shearing your ideas😊🙂😊🙂🙂🤗

[@angeldunworth]

Some of these I can't get at all. Quick question, which is best for making a tipi? the pyramid? Or?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I'd probably use the Pyramid (Tutorial 21) - but not rhe simple 4 sided version - the variation shown at 0.53 could be modified so that it had 6 equal sides, or else the cone at 1.42.

[@angeldunworth]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 Ok awesome! Thanks!! Thanks so much!

[@lianarosa4537]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[@cd3dd4512]

¡Qué belleza! Es un maestro del pop-up. Lo pondré en práctica si o si.

[@dikt2022]

Your videos is fantastic, thank you!

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[@syds2408]

Excellent, He is an Artist, a master on his craft, please more vids!!! tnks

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Thank you - yes, more planned soon.

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omg wow i'm looking for that along time ago thanke you so much for your notes .

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[@denbory]

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YOU ARE A MASTER!

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Thank you so much for uploading these videos!

[@franciscazamoranomoriamez9752]

👏👏👏👏👏very good video, thank you very much

[@jessiegoodling3481]

What kind of glue are u using that drys so quickly

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I like using solvent based glue - it does dry quickly but not too quickly, so if need be a piece that's wrong can be pulled off again. So I use UHU but there are lots of options.

[@mansichakravarti557]

Hello sir I have been watching your tutorials for a while and find them really helpful in understanding the basics of pop up mechanisms. There was a book shown by you in tutorial for 45 degree folds- One Red Dot. There is another page in the book with pull tabs. As the tab is pulled, the flaps rise simultaneouly in opposite directions. Also in the adjoining page, the image(circles) move in opposite direction as the tab is pulled. Could you please guide me about the mechanism involved underneath it. How we manage to raise flaps in opposite directions with a single pull strip? Sir i am a 'Early Childhood Care and Education' student and plan to make a project file with pop ups. Kindly guide me

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Hello.Tutorial 26 explains how to make flaps, both ones that move in the direction of the pull-strip and ones that go the opposite way. To make them all rise simultaneously (as seen in the book) the pull tab is actually T shaped with the cross bar of the T lying behind the page, the bottom of the T is the little pull-tab that shows above the page. All the small strips of card that actually raise the flaps pass down through the page and are attached to the T. The mechanism that moves the circles is a bit different - the ones that move in the same direction as the pull strip are explained in Tutorial 25. The ones that move in the opposite direction are moved by a loop of thread - unfortunately there isn't a tutorial on the finer points of this thread mechanism and I think to try and explain it here in writing would probably just be confusing. If you have a copy of the book I'd suggest carefully slitting open the edge of the page so that you can see how it works and then gluing it back together.I hope all this is helpful.Duncan

[@mansichakravarti557]

Thank you for such a prompt reply sir. I will try and make the mechanism of flaps as per your guidance. As for the circles, i dont have a copy of the book, but, would truely appreciate if you could kindly take out time to explain it. I would try and follow your instructions to make it, since i insist to make the phenomenon a part of my file. I apologise bothering you and am sincerely thankful for your help

[@alfonsinachavez4148]

Hermoso trabajo.¡¡¡ Me encantó.¡¡¡¡ Gracias por compartir

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Gracias

[@Canvalove27]

its amazing and I really learn a lot . good job

[@hiteshsoni9077]

I love it 😻

[@Masterpiece70]

11:00 this one i want to make but im thinking how did he do that with vertical and it's so details and awesome

[@elenakalyuzhnaya8562]

I’m trying to figure out how to make the other part of flower to flip.

[@Masterpiece70]

@@elenakalyuzhnaya8562 I know but it's so complicated and not just a ordinary paper you need a strong paper to do it

[@elenakalyuzhnaya8562]

@@Masterpiece70 exactly. The thing is that I manage to make it open when strap is moving, but can’t get how does it go back to close position.

[@dianapalominoparedes1496]

Exelente tus clases pero me gustaria que lo pongas traducido al español

[@antordas9947]

this is very good

[@ucnguyenquang2181]

Teacher Duncan, Thanks Sir ..to Vietnam far ...so far ☺☺☺☺☺

[@CANALPARACONOCERADIOS]

Muy buen video.!!!

[@elenakalyuzhnaya8562]

Thank you for tutorials! They help a lot. I was wondering how to do flowers from 10:35. Especially the part of flower that flip. If someone figured that out, please help!

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

The type of mechanism used to make the flowers is explained in Tutorial 26 at 2.55 - though in that example the strip is pulled by hand, in the example you're asking about the strip is pulled by the automatic mechanism.

[@elenakalyuzhnaya8562]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you so much for reply and tutorials!

[@marco_ver2.0]

this quite helpful but youre missing some part. youre just keep on cutting while the camera is away. it gets me confused what youre doing

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This is outstanding

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[@nobody4040]

I love pop up books wish I could make one

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Gracias!

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[@jennifercook92]

Please put a link for your book somewhere

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Pop-Up Design and Paper Mechanics - How to Make Folding Paper Sculpture Available from Amazon and eBay. See also "Book Notes" between Tutorials 57 and 58.

[@jennifercook92]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 you should put this link in every video description!

[@payalharjot]

You are absolutely amazing!

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Can you answer this:did your book selled in indonesia

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I hope you can buy them from Amazon.

[@tharunsmith]

Hi sir, I want to buy ur book. Is this book is available in online

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

It's usually available from amazon. You might like to look at "Book Notes" (which is on the channel after Tutorial 57) to be clear that the same book has two different covers.

[@tharunsmith]

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you so much

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Watching this in 2024, he used a really high quality camera

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Yes! Jane is proffessional - she uses really good equipment.

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Buenos dias, en lima-peru esta en venta su libro ? ( idioma español )

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Normalmente, el libro está disponible en Amazon, desafortunadamente en el momento en que está agotado, se volverá a publicar en mayo del próximo año.

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@@thepop-upchannel4919 sería genial si también lo tuvieran en idioma español . gracias por los vídeos que suben ayudan mucho.

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Estoy de acuerdo, lo sugeriré al editor.

[@francellerodriguez6585]

what kind of paper did you use?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

For quick and easy folding as shown in these tutorials, where the card doesn't need to be scored, I use 160gsm. for more substantial models probably 220gsm. is better, but this will have to be measured and scored. The ideal card is as rigid as possible and as thin as possible. sometimes most of a pop-up could be relatively light weight card and just make it double thickness where a component needs extra strength. The size of the pop-up also dictates the weight of the card - the bigger the pop-up the heavier the card needs to be.

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[@thepop-upchannel4919]

Excellent - good to hear that you're enjoying.

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[@sappirism]

You are amazing! Also, I love how you show lots of examples. Thanks :)

[@teresita.bustos]

Lo felicito por su trabajo , aunque no hablo ingles lo entendi perfectamente , le dejo una sugerencia subtitular los videos. Nuevamente mis felcitaciones y admiración

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[@raraabrara5785]

What kind of paper is that?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

I use photo copy card - 160 gsm. You can use heavier card but will probably need to score the creases. The ideal card is rigid without being thick. The size of the design dictates what sort of card to use - if your design is very small you can just use any paper.

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[@eliseyuangco8344]

Thankyou so much

[@jannibielhinate2112]

Thanks for this! I know what to do now😍💕👆

[@MariaAngelaLlamoso]

what are the materials?

[@thepop-upchannel4919]

They are all explained in Tutorial 1.

[@shafrane]

Thank you!!