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My Paper
Airplane Display Base
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The
Instructions for Making a Paper Airplane Display Base
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1.
Cut the cardboard tubing to length at an angle.
2. All that is needed for the paper airplane display base is this
tube and a 3/4" binder clip.
3. The hard part is trying to find a way to hold the clip in place
while hot gluing. The easiest way is to get someone to help and use
a pair of pliers to hold the clip in place while you glue. Do not
hold clip with just fingers! I have shown how I was able to make a
clamp setup to hold clip in place with no one to
help.
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4.
Close up of where to add glue. Place a nice thickness of glue here
and add some on the bottom of the clip to make a solid joint.
5. Finished paper airplane display stand. This will add a nice
touch to a science fair project presentation.
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Using
cardboard angle stock for display base:
7. Cut angle to about 1 1/2" length.
8. Hot glue in place. Add glue on both sides to make a solid
joint.
9. Finished display stand.
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