Tips and methods for putting together puzzles

The skills and methods of putting together puzzles are as follows:

1. First sort the puzzles according to color, whether there are right angles and whether there are straight edges;

2. Observe Pay attention to the color distribution of the example pattern, and the outlines of the characters and trees in the example picture;

3. First join the ones with right angles and straight edges, so that you can join the surrounding ones. Start from all around, because it is easier;

4. The same color blocks are generally in the same area, and one color block is connected to another;

5. Observe the individual puzzle pieces themselves The shapes can be patched together, which is often the method used in the most difficult situations.

Save method:

After completion, apply puzzle glue evenly on the surface of the work, allowing it to penetrate into the gaps to fix the entire puzzle and form a layer of smooth crystal on the surface. Bright protective film, after the puzzle glue is completely dry (about 1 to 2 hours), you can pick up the whole piece and frame it.

1. Gluing and mounting method: First pour glue on the front of the puzzle.

2. After evenly coating, use foam to smooth it.

3. Refer to the completed picture and classify the puzzles by color and pattern. In order to avoid losing the puzzles, after classification, they can be placed in the outer box of the packaging or packed in separate small boxes.

Extended information:

Most modern puzzles are made of cardboard, so the cost is lower and the production process is simpler. The pattern of the puzzle is an entire art print that is pasted on the surface of the cardboard before cutting. The content of the picture can be an enlarged photograph, painting, or other types of graphic artwork.

The patterned cardboard will be fed into a special imprinting machine. This machine is equipped with a set of steel cutters that are combined according to a predetermined pattern. The cardboard will be cut into pieces by the cutter set after being powerfully stamped by the machine tool. piece.

This process is quite similar to the molding process of graphic cookies, except that the impact force of the puzzle stamping machine is much higher. For example, for a typical 1,000-piece puzzle, in order for the tool set on the die to completely cut through the cardboard, the machine tool is required to generate up to 700 tons of pressure during operation.

The die (printing plate) of the puzzle is usually made of a plate such as plywood. The die-making craftsman first carves or burns grooves on the template according to the assembly pattern of the puzzle pieces, and then inserts the blade into the template. Insert the grooves one by one to assemble the tool set.

The surface of the cutter set is also covered with a layer of elastic material, usually foam rubber, whose purpose is to pop the cardboard pieces out of the pores of the cutter set after printing.