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| This step is necessary to prepare the vectors to be cut with the laser cutter. The O//ffset// tool was often used to ensure the same 3mm thickness of the conducting path. | This step is necessary to prepare the vectors to be cut with the laser cutter. The O//ffset// tool was often used to ensure the same 3mm thickness of the conducting path. | ||
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| - | **4. Prepare conductive textile and cut it with laser cuter {{ :students:images:untitled5.jpg?nolink&200x220|untitled5.jpg}}** | + | **4. Prepare conductive textile and cut it with laser cuter {{ :students:images:untitled5.jpg?nolink&280x308|untitled5.jpg}}** |
| In this step a special double sided adhesive paper heat activated was used to glue the conductive textile on the glove. | In this step a special double sided adhesive paper heat activated was used to glue the conductive textile on the glove. | ||
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