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Cardboard Dome (School Project)

on April 5, 2010

This is a class project to build a 15 feet dome made out of cardboard boxes.

They used corrugated cardboard and giant binder clips. The rest of the tools used were things like rulers, a floor plan, cutters, brushes, paint and a ruler.

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At their project’s web page you can view more pictures and also instructions if you’re interested in learning exactly how they put this together. Including triangle shapes and painting information.

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