After ( or rather during ;-P) the FUD announcement my inspiration lacked a little, so I quickly made these and got them a few days back:



Three sizes 1, 1.5 and 2 cm, on a 10ct, 20ct and 50ct Euro coin respectively.

As the holes are really tiny, there was a lot of support material still on and in them. A kind of oily greasy substance.
It gave them quite a yellow tint.
And at first it looked like not all holes made it through (pun intended)

As the safety datasheet for this material looks scary, I decided to wash them thoroughly first
I used hot tap water (60C) and some dish soap. Soaked and shaked them a while and rinsed abundantly.

After drying is turns out FUD is Fudtastic

All the holes are there!

Big one (2.0cm) Smallest holes 0.74 mm :



Middle one (1.5cm) Smallest holes 0.55 mm :



Smallest one (1 cm) Smallest holes 0.37 :



The camera (and view angle) does not pick up these tiny objects, but on visual inspection, ALL holes are through and through!
In all dimensions, FUD is unbelievable!

At this rate a Level 5 is possible! Who will be first ?

Cheers,

Virtox

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[Updated on: Mon, 16 May 2011 16:29 UTC]

Well to be honest, I did not think the 0.37 mm FUD would be a DUD, but I'm pleasantly surprised

[Updated on: Mon, 16 May 2011 17:28 UTC]