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Sébastien Lorquet squalyl at gmail.comOn Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 4:36 PM, Benjamin Hagemann <benny at benny.de> wrote: > Hello, > > * Harald Welte <laforge at gnumonks.org> [2010-03-17 14:48]: > > > e.g. want to hand out our own SIM cards at an event like a CCC congress > > or HAR2009 ? In that case, we would have to cut hundreds of cards > > manually, not a really great exercise. I personally like roh's proposal > > for using the CNC to create our own punching tool sooner or later. > > what do you think about this tool: > http://www.magicsim.com/cn/sim/uploadfile/2006721201153668.GIF This tool is awesome! It would save a lot of time! > > > An other question: Is it not possible to buy SIM cards finish cutted? > It's more difficult that finding plain cards. I just "invented" a device that should be quite easy to build from DIY store parts. Do you understand the "schematic" . operation is as follows: -a wood block with an indentation that holds a full card in place. -two covers (wood blocks) with cutter blades that can be rotated so that the blades cut the card with pressure. I did not find a way to arrange four blades in a rectangle, so the cut can be done in two steps. Two tools can be built, each one with a task, so that one people makes the first cuts, while a second one can make the other cuts. The result is a small rectangle, the edge can be cut easily with a third step with a blade at 45° or with cissors. Just my vapor-hardware for today... http://www.mirari.fr/1369 Building ideas: blades: http://www.garveyproducts.com/images/40475%20Blade.jpg http://www.woojinblade.com/images/product/Snap-off-Cutter.jpg (seems light to cut a card with pressure only, but worth a try.) hinges: http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11415780/2_Ball_Bearing_Butt_Hinge.jpg These can be found everywhere I think. Sebastien -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/baseband-devel/attachments/20100317/16cdd7e3/attachment.htm>