The type of movement shown in Tutorial 25 maybe?

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Brilliant! I'm all in favour of a bit of adventure!

You could try looking at Tutorials 49 and 57, they both combine mechanisms and movement. Tutorials 40 and 41 give a lot of examples of designs many of which are made by combining mechanisms - the tutorials mention which mechanisms are being combined.

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you for replying. I think i have seen them and will check em out again. I just had this thought watching this video and felt like sharing it cause it feels like such an important part of popups.

Yes, whatever you make these things with it needs to be rigid. If you're working very small you can often just use paper but normally you will need to use card. For most of these tutorials I use photocopy card which is 160 gsm.

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You could make it using half an inch for one centimetre. It's not exact but it's near enough.

¡Espero que todo funcione bien esta vez!

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This is a difficult mechanism to make. You will need to make it with card not paper. You will also need to measure very accurately, and cut all the slits with a very sharp craft knife/scalpel. I think the measurements are explained pretty clearly in the video, they are :- For the base - Height 15 cm. Length 15.5 cm. For the moving piece - Height 11 cm + 1 more cm for the two tabs. Length 18.5 cm.

All the necessary measurements are given in the video.

Sorry no pdfs - I hope the tutorial is clear enough so that it's possible to construct your own.

Probably the easiest type of pop-up is a V-Fold, the most simple are explained in Tutorial 2. These are very simple and good for raising images or words. If you wanted to get a bit more sculptural you could look at the playlist called "Good for Getting Started". To find the playlists look under "Content".

@@thepop-upchannel4919 thank you so much! I'll let you know how it turns out when I'm able to do it. :D

This is a difficult mechanism. The cutting has to be extremely precise, no jagged edges. Sometimes it starts to work more smoothly if you can operate it a few times and then any little snags get smoothed off. Otherwise all I can suggest is that you look very carefully and see where exactly it is getting stuck, then (hopefully) you can solve the problem.

@The Pop-Up Channel Thank you so much for your reply. Maybe it has something to do with the paper I used. The paper thickness was 250 grams.

That's certainly a possibility. It's tricky as the whole thing needs to be rigid without being thick! Maybe try making it with 160 gsm and then reenforce the whole thing with an extra layer around the dges out of the way of the moving parts (it's explained from 11.00)..

@@thepop-upchannel4919 That's a brilliant idea! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply again.

I'm sorry there are no Spanish tutorials - I think putting subtitles on the pictures would interfere too much with what is being shown - I've had several comments from people who've said that although they can't speak English they still find that they can understand what's being explained.

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Making these tutorials is a long and only occassional process - so adding things is really not easy. I hope that all the dimensions given in the tutorial will be enough to enable anyone to make this mechanism.

Sorry, I don't do templates - all the dimensions are included in the video so I hope it's possible to draw your own.

Lamento, coloquei a sua mensagem através do Google Tradutor e não compreendo realmente o que não pode fazer.

Hopefully it's fairly clear at 6.09 in the video. The base (red piece) has been cut so that it has a series of "fingers" and a slot. The moving piece (green) has been cut so that it has a series of slits and two tabs. One tab goes through the slot in the red piece - the "fingers" are pushed through the slits. The other tab goes behind the red piece and then a piece of tape is used to fix the end of the fingers to the main body of the red piece...... It is a tricky mechanism - I'm sorry to hear that you're having difficulty - maybe you know someone else who could have a look as well, sometimes "a fresh pair of eyes" can see things a bit differently.