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Shillohette C4 Doing Its Thing
🕑 Added 2022-11-07 18:35:19 +0000 UTC
It's certainly not perfect by any means, but it's pretty cool.
I've tried about 12 revisions getting the Cameo 4 to behave itself and do perfect circles, and no luck. But the cards themselves are now spot on.
I'm still working out the ideal method for the circles now -- I think having those die cut would be ideal, and we can just reuse the extra space without the dials to fit 3 cards on one page rather than 2, and cut the fillers (those cool element badges.)
The manufacturing process is like this:
#1 -- Make the cutout template in Inkscape as an SVG and import that to Silhouette Studio.
#2 -- Ensure that the photoshop document matches the cutout in Silhouette -> apply the registration marks.
#3 -- Print the card with registration marks
#4 -- Make a pile of prints and the adhesive mats (apply a brown paper bag cutout to the middle of the prints on the mat.)
#5 -- Carefully line up the prints on the adhesive mats. (Loop this while 6-8 continue.)
#6 -- Carefully line up the mat into the machine and feed it in.
#7 -- Push SEND on the PC and HOPE that it registers the page to cut. If not, repeat 6 & 7)
#8 -- Wait for the cut. 1 minute 08 seconds
#9 -- Retrieve the adhesive mat and set next to whoever is applying cards to mats
#10 -- Repeat 6-9 until all prints are cut
Next
#0 -- Make a pile of cards and life / passion dials
#1 -- Add rivets to a little Rivet guide I made
#2 -- Line up the cards on rivets press the card over the rivets
#3 -- drop the dials over the rivets
#4 -- Apply the rivet tool to the rivets
#5 -- Press the crease into the middle of the cards on the guide
#6 -- Set assembled card aside
#7 -- Repeat 1-6 until all cards are assembled
Next
#0 -- Make a pile of assembled cards
#1 -- Take a card and paint brush some carpenter's glue along the edges of the card
#2 -- Fold over the card and wipe away excess glue immediately
#3 -- Set on the drying rack
#4 -- Repeat until all cards are dry
Finally
#0 -- QA the dried cards and look for defects (Glue drips, offset windows, any dials that don't spin right.) Separate good and bad.
#1 -- Open the STAVE Deck Boxes and make a pile of rule sheets and decks next to the good pile of player cards
#2 -- Insert deck, rules, then 2 player cards
#3 -- Seal the box
#4 -- Put box through shrink wrap machine
Comments
The 1080ti is doing good! Took it apart, cleaned it up, and it's in my entertainment rig for now until I need it on the dev rig later. :D Definitely an upgrade from the RTX after that 780 died.
Thomas Rogers
So, how is the 1080ti? Get it running yet? Also, I don't know what else you have as a source for sound, but I found the balanced cables I'd purchased for those Hifiman 4xx headphones. If you want/need it, I can mail it to you.
