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PAINT AID
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Charlotte De RuytterWouter VellePaulina Hernandez Santamaria
148 ‘ (2 u 28’)€ 80
http://speelmat2011.blogspot.com/
ASSEMBLY MANUAL
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BILL OF MATERIAL4 quickstep2 metal pipe (diameter 22mm length 70cm)2 wheel chair supports2 quickstep supports (arm rest) 2 quickstep supports (next arm rest)2 quickstep connection (board-pipe) 6 screws (diameter 5 mm)6 nuts (diameter 5 mm)6 washers (diameter 5 mm)1 bag (supports)1 bag (paint) 1 paper holder4 ribbon holders VelcroPress buttons RubberGlue, scissors, thread, needle.TweezersJigsaw DrillDrill bits (9mm, 5mm) PressScrewdriverTape measureDouble sided tape
PAINT AID
15 tools
3
21
1DESCRIPTION
Confirm you have 2 table attachment pipes
on each side of the wheelchair, if not, you
can buy them easily at an wheelchair supply
store. Attach to the wheelchair.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
5’
Screwdriver
Attachment pipes for the weelchair
2
Depending on the needs
2DESCRIPTION
Put the 2 metal tubes into each attachment
pipe.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
1’
No tools needed
2 metal tubes
2
€ 19,60
3DESCRIPTION
Measure the distance between the 2 pipes
(center to center) and add 10cm. Write this
distance down because you will need it to cut
the boards.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
1’
Tapeline
No parts bought
No parts added
€ 0
4DESCRIPTION
Cut the quickstep to get 4 pieces of the
obtained measurement. (as described in step
3).
Cut 6 pieces of 17cm long quickstep.
For clean edges it is best to use a buzz saw but ifyou don’t have one, you can also use a jigsaw.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
10’
Saw
Quickstep boards
10
€ 33,59
5DESCRIPTION
Tape the 17 cm long pieces together with the
double sided tape in groups of two. Make
sure you only tape on the backside.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
4’
Double sided tape
Double sided tape
0
€ 10,49
6DESCRIPTION
Print plan A twice, plan B, C and D once and
cut them out roughly.
PAINT AID
Plans A & B needed
3’
Printer, computer
No parts bought
0
€ 0
7DESCRIPTION
Tape the printed plans onto the pieces.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
1’
Double sided tape
No parts bought
0
€ 0
8DESCRIPTION
Drill the required holes on plan B (diameter
9mm)
PAINT AID
Plan B needed
4’
Drill, woodbit (diameter 9 mm), screw clamp
No parts bought
0
€ 0
9DESCRIPTION
Saw plan A & B on the provided guidelines
using a jig saw. Plan A is a plan made
especially for Ludwiene’s wheelchair. It is
possible that you have to change some
dimensions.
PAINT AID
Plan A & B needed
10’
Jig Saw, screw clamp
No parts bought
0
€ 0
10DESCRIPTION
File the holes clean.
PAINT AID
Plan B needed
5’
Wood file
No parts bought
0
€ 0
11DESCRIPTION
Detach the taped pieces and remove the
plans.
When ready remove the two parts from
eachother. Now you have 2 equal pieces
from plan B and 4 pieces from plan A.
When needed, sandpaper the edges of the
pieces.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
1’
No tools needed
No parst bought
0
€ 0
12DESCRIPTION
Glue the pieces A back together with wood
glue and let them dry under pressure.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
3’ action, 30’ drying
Screw clamps, woodglue
Wood glue
0
€ 2,50
13DESCRIPTION
Cut pieces of rubber.
Two times 16mm x 50mm, four times (16mm
x 45mm) and twice 16 mm x 15 mm
PAINT AID
No plans needed
2’
Sharp knife of scissors
No parts bought
0
€ 0
14DESCRIPTION
Glue the rubber into the attachment system
using superglue.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
4’
Superglue
Superglue
2
€ 0,59 (Zeeman)
14DESCRIPTION
Take a new board of quickstep and saw 2
pieces as noted on drawing C. Be sure you
use the good side of the board!
PAINT AID
Plan C needed
5’
Saw
No parts bought
0
€ 0
15DESCRIPTION
Tape the paper pieces from drawing C onto
the two pieces of quickstep.
PAINT AID
Plan C needed
1’
Double sided tape
No parts bought
0
€ 0
16DESCRIPTION
Drill the hole as shown on the print. Be
carefull you position the hole correctly, a
wood-drill is better than a metal-drill.
(diameter: 5mm)
When drilling with a metal-drill we suggest to
drill a smaller hole first.
PAINT AID
Plan C needed
5’
Drill, woodbit (diameter 5 mm)
No parts bought
0
€ 0
17DESCRIPTION
Carefully, cut out the leaving part of the
wooden piece.
PAINT AID
Plan C needed
4’
Saw, screw clamp
No parts bought
0
€ 0
18DESCRIPTION
To make the bolts fit exactly into the wood,
you can carefully drill a tapered edge in al
the holes, this with a bigger drill.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
3’
Wood glue
No parts bought
0
€ 0
19DESCRIPTION
Glue pieces B and C together using wood
glue. Press hard.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
3’ action, 30’ drying
Screw clamp
No parts bought
0
€ 0
20DESCRIPTION
Remove the metal tubes from the wheelchair
and cut them at 60cm.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
6’
Metal saw
No parts bought
0
€ 0
21DESCRIPTION
Drill holes in the metal pipe as shown on
drawing D.
PAINT AID
Plan D needed
18’
Drill, metal drill (diameter 5 mm)
No parts bought
0
€ 0
22DESCRIPTION
Use the countersunk M8 bolts, washers and
nuts to put it all together.
Repeat for the second tube. When ready,
refix the tubes onto the wheelchair.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
8’
Screwdriver
Countersunk M8 bolts, washers & nuts
3
€ 12
23DESCRIPTION
Cut 3 pieces of white ribbon and one red
ribbon.
Create 2 corners of 90° and sew them
together. Do this for each ribbon. You can
choose the best length to make the handle.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
10’
Needle, wire & ribbon
No parts bought
No parts added
€ 0
24DESCRIPTION
Glue the ribbons to the boards. Be sure you
glue them at the right side. In the picture you
can see which side you have to glue them to.
Use screw clamps to let the glue dry under
pressure.
.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
9’ action, 10’ drying
Superglue
No parts bought
No parts added
€ 0
25DESCRIPTION
Now you have the four boards you need, you
still have to turn one board into a paint
palette.
The board with the red ribbon is the one that
we’re turning into a paint palette. Be sure you
use the right board to continue the next
steps.
.
PAINT AID
No plans needed
0’
No tools needed
No parts bought
No parts added
€ 0
26DESCRIPTION
Position a circle (diameter of your water cup)
on the Quickstep-board with the red ribon.
Drill a hole inside the circle.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
10’
Drill & woodbit
No parts bought
0
€ 0
27DESCRIPTION
Cut out the circle with a jig saw using the
hole from the previous step as a start point.
Sandpaper the hole.
PAINT AID
No plan needed
12’
Jigsaw
No parts bought
0
€ 0
BAG / HANDLES
PAINTBAG
HOW PAINT AID WORKS
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ATTACH HOLDER FILL HOLDER
TAKE BOARD PUT IN SUPPORT
CLICK SECOND ON PAINT
TECHNICAL ADDENDUM
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HOW TO USE TECHNICAL ADDENDUM
The plans needed to be printed at scale 1:1. This
way you can easily cut them en tape them onto the
wood to saw/drill.
To print the plans, click on the attached links.
Plan A
Plan B
Plan C
Plan D
Extra’s:
Bags
Here is the principle of how the bags are made
TEAM CONTACTS
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wouter@nuttyduck.beTEL +32 494 66 49 05
charlotte.de.ruytter@gmail.comTEL +32 477 22 88 25
pausaher@hotmail.com
TEL +32 471 74 07 03
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