It's really just a question of how careful you are in handling it. Go a little bit at a time and make sure you make good edges. You want to leave some space in there around the gun (less for the clip) so you can quickly draw it. I suppose it's a question of how you think though. Measuring is great for people who have a head for numbers. I'm more of a tactile kind of thinker though, so I like working more directly with the gun.
But it's good to have info on both methods, since there are both numeric and tactile thinkers out there. Thankfully Duck tape is a friendly medium for both.
The Use Of Duct Tape In Nerfing...
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Started by goongala, Feb 28 2009 07:08 AM
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Posted 19 March 2009 - 06:14 AM
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Posted 20 March 2009 - 05:35 PM
You should make a tutorial, or put up some blueprints, or designs, so others can enjoy your awesome duct tapiness!
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Posted 21 March 2009 - 03:15 PM
Working on finishing a duck tape (Pull "Duct" tape on me, and I will tell you the history of its name.) Ka-Bar. With it, I shall master the Barrel-Tap!
Also, there's a magnet in it (Neodymiun for the win) to hold it upside down in its holster.
Just need black and brown duck tape now.
Also, there's a magnet in it (Neodymiun for the win) to hold it upside down in its holster.
Just need black and brown duck tape now.
(I forgot to take a picture of my own poppers)
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