wc4

docs/Wildcard.md

@@ -87,9 +87,6 @@ This is cutting in action:
 This is creasing in action:  
 ![](./images/wc/creasing-video.mp4)
 
-Here is the product:  
-![](./images/wc/product.jpg)  
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 I tried 0.7mm, 0.9mm, 1.1mm and 1.6mm thickness for the board.
 1.6 worked the best...  
 ![](./images/wc/tests.jpg)   
@@ -100,23 +97,44 @@ Some experiments with different materials and different settings:
 I also figured out the correct folding pattern along the way, and redid the design file.  
 ![](./images/wc/pattern.jpg)   
 
-5. Folding
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+Here is the final cut:  
+![](./images/wc/product.jpg)  
 
+5. Folding
 
+Folding the board is a little difficult. You can use a ruler to get straight folds:  
+![](./images/wc/ruler.jpg)  
 
+I found the easiest way was to use the pointy 90deg edge of the desk. Fold all individual lines once till 90deg.  
+![](./images/wc/table.jpg)  
 
+The folding needs to be done in steps, not at the same time, or else the board will tear. Fold 1:  
+![](./images/wc/fold1.jpg)  
 
+Start folding all all the way 360deg. This will define them more.  
+![](./images/wc/fold2.jpg)  
 
+Finally pinch all joints and then it will start taking shape. Start on one side and gradually add fold towards the other end.  
+![](./images/wc/fold3.jpg)  
 
+It can be compressed really small and on releasing it will stay in its form.  
+![](./images/wc/fold4.jpg)  
 
+Finally this is how the laptop-stand looks:
+![](./images/wc/final.jpg)  
 
+It can carry the weight of a laptop easily without bending and is pretty neat.  
+![](./images/wc/1.jpg)  
+![](./images/wc/2.jpg)  
 
+By adding some more into the ergonomics, I can make it bette for use.  
+![](./images/wc/ergo.jpg)  
 
+For now, I learnt how to use a flatbed cutter and define settings to make something new. It is a very versatile tool - I would like to make some cardboard packaging or furniture or toys in the future.  
 
+6. References
+[g.flow by grape lab](https://thegrapelab.org/en/products/gflow)   
+[Folding Techniques For Designers](https://www.scribd.com/doc/295929627/Folding-Techniques-for-Designers)  
 
 7. Design files
 Origami stand - [dxf](./images/wc/origami-stand.dxf.zip)