DIY Wooden Squid Game Business Invitation Card
Introduction: DIY Wooden Squid Game Business Invitation Card
Squid Game! What a TV Show... :)
I was invited to the Game 😀, to make this Instructable. In this Instructable I will show you how did I made a wooden Squid Game Business Invitation Card.
From time to time I like to make a project for fun and practicing with new materials and tools, so after I finished watching this TV Show full season in 4 days, the Idea came up to make this project and also a short Squid Game scene of my own 😀😀 (on the 60 sec video)
In case you missed - Last time I made an Instructable for Money Heist TV Show.
This project can be made as a prop for a Squid Game costume.
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Supplies
General List of tools I'm using - https://www.itzikdiy.com/tools-list?m=1
Tools in this Instructable:
* Angle Grinder (Disc)
* Sander
* Sanding paper
* Dremel 4000
* Dremel & Line & Circle Cutter (678) Accessory
* Dremel 561 Multipurpose Cutting Bit
* Dremel Rotary Tool Plunge Router Attachment
* Chisel set
* Mallet
* Japanese Pull Saw
* Drill Driver
* Forstner Drill Bit
* Slding Miter Saw
* Hot Glue Gun
Materials:
* Metal plate piece
* Plastic plate piece
* Scrap wood pieces
* Color Spray
Photo Transfer Tools & Materials - see in my other Instructable - 2 Ways to Transfer Logo / Photo Onto Wood With Inkjet or Laser Printer
Step 1: The Video
This is the short video (60 seconds) which shows the making project, and my Squid Game scene I made for fun 😀
What do you think of it? let me know in the comments.
Step 2: The Invitation Card
In case you didn't see the TV show, people are being invited to participate in the "Squid Game", with a business card.
1. On the front side of the card, there are 3 shapes - Circle, Triangle, Square (from left to right). I made these shapes on my Wooden card. I made each shape with a height of about 3 cm.
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On the back side of the card, originally there is a phone number. I made something different in my card's back side, which is more relevant to my YouTube Channel :)
Step 3: Making the Circle - Plastic
For the circle, I used a plastic board, which I removed from an old Led Panel lamp.
I used the dremel Circle Cutter accessory to cut a small circle from the board. (I put another wood board over the plastic board while cutting, since the plastic was very thin).
Step 4: Making the Circle - Plastic - Continue
After sanding the circle a bit, I painted it with a gold spray color.
Step 5: Making the Triangle - Metal
For the triangle , I used a metal piece.
I used my angle grinder to cut the shape and later, sanded it a bit.
Step 6: Making the Square
For the square , I used a wood piece.
I used my Pull saw to cut it and sanded it using a sanding paper.
Step 7: The Card Board
For the card board itself, I used a piece of birch tree board.
The board height was 8cm so I marked a line on 15.5 cm to have a width according to the proportion of the card.
Step 8: Making the Socket for the Triangle
For the triangle, I used Chisels to make a socket.
I actually not so experienced with chisels, but I just bought a cheap chisel set lately so It was a good time to practice with it :)
I first used the 1inch chisel with a mallet, to mark the 3 lines of the triangle. Later I used the smaller chisels to clean the wood inside the triangle.
Finally, I placed the triangle inside for a temporary test. The socket was a big bigger than the metal triangle I made, but not that bad. :)
Step 9: Making the Socket for the Circle
For the circle socket, I used a 3cm Forstner bit in my drill driver.
Making the circular socket was faster than the triangle, for sure... :)
Step 10: Making the Socket for the Square
For the squared socket, I first started with the biggest chisel and a mallet, as I did for the triangle. 959