Rules
-Your cardboard should NEVER be creased unless I say it can.
- If you have a piece of cardboard too small, DO NOT GLUE A PIECE TO IT TO MAKE IT LARGER. Instead, scale down the whole project according to that piece of cardboard
- Cut carefully. If your cardboard gets creased due to careless cutting, it cannot be used.
- If you are doing a Level 5 project, make sure all your straight lines are PERFECTLY straight.
Levels
Levels categorize the projects into difficulty level. There are 6 levels, 1 for people who just happen to be bored and have cardboard, and 6 for people who collect or buy huge pieces of cardboard and are serious about cardboard engineering.
LEVEL 1
You will use a few scraps and minimal skill here.
LEVEL 2
You will use large scraps and minimal skill.
LEVEL 3
You will use small pieces of cardboard and some cutting skill.
LEVEL 4
You will use small pieces of cardboard and a lot of skill.
LEVEL 5
You will use medium sized pieces of cardboard and quite a bit of patience.
LEVEL 6
You will use huge pieces of cardboard, and you need a load of patience and blueprinting and cutting skills
Terms used in this blog
SWC - Single wall corrugated
CBC - Cereal box cardboard
CC - Compressed cardboard
TRC - Toilet/Towel roll cardboard
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