How to Make a Cadaco All-Star Baseball Disc

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Print as many discs on the page to save paper.

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Spray Fixative to keep the ink from bleeding

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A nice thick coat will give the discs a lifetime of bright ink!

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Spray-mount 2 pieces of thick card stock together.

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After joining the pages together, be sure to press them together for a good bond.

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Double thick card stock.

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Spray mount the paper printout of the discs to the double thick card stock.

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Press the two together to get a good bond… the fixative helps to keep the ink from running while applying pressure.

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Make sure to do the back side.

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Cut the discs apart with scissors.

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Carefully cut the discs out with (sharp) scissors.

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Cutting board, a cork-back ruler and an x-acto knife.

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Carefully line up your first cut.

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LIGHTLY drag the blade over the cut scoring the paper and repeat applying a bit more pressure until you are through.

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Backside of the disc after two cuts have been made.

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Same process for the curved sides.

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Pop the center out.

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Finished disc.

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Repeat for additional discs.

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About Joe

I have been playing Cadaco All Star Baseball since before I knew what numbers were! ... After creating hundreds of discs, several original designs for stadiums and helping to brainstorm goofy additions to the game, I would LOVE to hear what YOU are doing with the game. My hope is to build a long lasting web community with a growing set of cool online ASB features!
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