The painting is ready if you have not made any changes.
It's a good idea to do a quick material test to make sure your power and speed are dialed right in to get a clean cut.
Room on top-
Material testing is performed in the upper left corner of the drawing without interfering with the rest of the cuts (
Turn off all other layers first).
After dialing in the settings, check again which layers are on/off and output the drawing to the tool.
The work took about 12 minutes with the settings I used.
When your cut is done, wipe all edges with a wet rag to remove any garbage (
I made up the word).
Card the rear gear to the top of the platform.
The fit should be tight.
All three legs are the same, so it doesn't matter where you start.
Insert each leg into the platform.
Make sure the slot is fully face-to-face to ensure safe installation-
You should have about 2 overlap.
The slots should be placed in a very comfortable and very tight place.
If the fit is too tight, do some extra sanding along the surface of the platform and legs joined along the slot.
Don't try to polish in the slot
This will be an exercise in frustration.
Cut your Shock line into 8. 5" lengths.
To prevent disintegration, you may want to burn the end with a lighter.
Make a simple knot at one end of each piece.
The impact line is extended up through a hole and then down through the hole opposite.
Tie another simple knot on the other end and fix the vibration rope to the board.
The second one is repeated. That's it.
The stands are ready to leave.
IPads starting from the second generation and iphone support starting from the 4S are mirrored to Apple TV via the AirPlay feature.
This includes a mirror image when you're in the camera app, which is how the whole thing is combined.
Alternatively, the display can be output via the physical AV cable of the dock connector.
Several tutorials on Apple's support website describe the setup process.
Actually very simple.
This article is a good start.
There are some extra things to remember here.
Once you get into the camera app, you can zoom in using pinch gestures if you want to show more details.
Again, since the iPad is flat, you may be spinning in the direction.
To prevent this, you can configure the mute switch as a directional lock (
This can be found in the settings menu).
Keep in mind that the iPad camera is not in the center (
Right when it faces down).
If this creates a problem for you because your material is large or interferes with the right leg of the bracket, you can rotate 90 degrees or 180 degrees in the direction and then lock it.
Play it and see what options you have.
If the legs continue to interfere, please check the design with a minimum footprint. That's all.
Hope to help you.
Please let me know if you have any comments or suggestions. Thanks.