Slide the 6” length of 1 1/2” pipe over the epoxy.

Apply contact cement over the 8” length of 1” pipe.

Make sure the same amount is poking out from both ends of the tee-joint.

Attach the other ¾” end cap onto the opposite end of the 3” length of ¾” pipe inside the tee-joint with the epoxy.

Push the end cap into the joint leaving about half poking out.

Insert the 3” length of ¾” PVC into the second tee-joint.

Attach a ¾” end cap to one end of the 3” length of ¾” PVC using epoxy.

Attach both parts of the 1” PVC pipes to opposite ends of one of the tee-joints using epoxy.

Attach one ¾” end cap to the other end of the 8” length of ¾” PVC using epoxy.

When the 8” length of ¾” pipe is dry, cut the coupling in half.

Attach the ¾ coupling to one end of the 8” length of ¾” PVC using epoxy.

(AUTHOR'S NOTE: This step would be much MUCH easier to just 3D print the parts using an M3D Micro 3D Printer, but I do not have yet have one, so I am having to do this manually.)

Attach the curved end pieces to each end.

Attach them together into a row using the 1' x 6' strips.

Now that you have individual forms, fold them, overlapping the small 'yellow' triangles and secure them with the glue.

Measure this grid out to 3 x 3 squares.

Please refer to the figure for simple step clarification.

Mark the remaining 6' x 6' square into a grid of 1/2' squares.

Cut a curve into two of the 1 1/2' strips.

Cut one of the 1' x 6' strips into four 1 1/2' strips.

These strips will become the sides and ends.

Measure and cut off three 1' x 6' strips from the 6' x 9' poster board leaving a 6' x 6' square.

To make the raised pyramid shaped points on the handle end of the baton, use the poster board.

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