One handed Crane Folding

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One handed Crane Folding

Post by emberjelly »

Hey,
I thought it might be a nice idea to have a one handed crane folding competition. time how long it takes to fold a crane with one hand then post a pic of it with the time. at the end of november i will make a poll. you can vote for fastest time compared to how neat the crane is folded.

good luck,
Jerry

here's mine

folded in 4 min 37.8 seconds
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Post by origami_8 »

Without video this competition is not meaningful. Everyone could just write either number without proof. Furthermore you need to define whether the use of a table is allowed or not.
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Post by legionzilla »

Yeah, but everybody just needs to be honest.
And personally, i prefer using no table to table...
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Post by OrigamiKnowHow »

I always use a table.
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Post by origamimasterjared »

Also, good hand or off hand? I recently recorded myself folding with my left hand, in the air. Too much of the folding takes place off screen, and pretty much all the video shows is my legs. I used it just to time myself. Anyhow, 4:53, left hand, air. Of course it's just a crane, so as soon as I finished I threw it right into the trash. It was very neat though, trust me. :)
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Post by emberjelly »

Come on guys, surely noone will cheat, i mean its not like theres anything at stake, lol.

I used good hand and table for mine, maye u can do either and say which you did and that can be taken into consideration when we decide who wins :P

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Post by ahudson »

Even more fun is to fold one in each hand... I did that once :-P I don't remember what time I got, I'll have to try it again!
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Post by madarko »

hiya

just made one in my off-hand in the air in 7:56

gonna try one in each hand... blindfolded!!

great challenge - nice one
have fun.
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Post by max_goh99 »

4: 54 on table. At least it looks good ==
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Post by insaneorigami »

5:54.3 in air, with my good hand :).
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Post by Falcifer »

What size paper is everyone using? I would think it would affect the folding time.

Also, do we start with the paper on the table, or can I hold it, ready to fold, if I'm folding in the air?

I assume that using a pre-creased square is cheating... ;-)
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Post by insaneorigami »

I used 6 inch Kami - And yes, I think that pre-creasing would be cheating :). Unless you counted the pre-creasing as part of the folding time :roll:.
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Post by Jonnycakes »

Precreasing is always considered folding time.
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Post by insaneorigami »

Of course, Jon; pre-creasing is always counted as part of the folding time :). I thought that falcifer was saying that pre-creasing the square, then starting the timer would be cheating :).
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Post by Falcifer »

Yeah, I really wasn't being serious about the pre-creasing. :P

Though, I suppose anyone who can pre-crease the square, one-handed of course, and then fold the crane and still get a good time is doing well.

I folded one, in the air, with 10.5cm copy paper in about 6:40
Thinner paper would have been quicker, I think. And it wasn't very neat.
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