Introducing the Makedo Roto-Ring!
This little beauty allows you to add rotating movement to your cardboard creations. Let's see how it works!
What you need
Step 1
Grab some cardboard, a Roto-Ring, your Scru-Driver, and a few Scrus.
Mark the location
Step 2
With the pointy teeth of the Roto-Ring facing down, press it firmly into the cardboard.
Punch the holes
Step 3
Now, grab your Scru-Driver and punch holes into each of the indentations made by the Roto-Ring.
Widen to fit
Step 4
Push the tool completely through the holes you’ve made. This will make one wide hole that is just the right size for the Roto-Ring.
Insert the Roto-Ring
Step 5
Rotate the tool to create a hole big enough to fit the Roto-Ring. Then press the Roto-Ring into the hole you’ve just created.
Connect
Step 6
Use a Scru to attach the Roto-Ring to the cardboard.
And just like that, your creation now has a moving part! The Roto-Ring keeps everything secure while spinning smoothly.
Optional: Add another layer
Step 7 (optional)
With two Roto-Rings and a Scru+, we can add a second part and have them rotate independently.
Attach the second layer along with the first using your Scru+.
Two layers of motion, for twice as many possibilities!
What will you rotate?
Add motion
Add motion to your builds with the Makedo Roto-Ring.
Now, what will you create?