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We love our oyster cards in London. They are electronic ticketing RFID cards that make travelling around London so simple — just tap in and tap out on the tubes, buses, trams and even boats down The Thames! No more fumbling around for change to buy a ticket ever again, yay! But we're a bunch of makers and hackers here at sugru, we like to tinker with things. So the other day, Jude from team sugru (you'll probably know him as on Instructables), came in with a big grin on his face. This usually means one thing, he's been making something cool! Well we were right, he had deconstructed an Oyster card and rebuilt it into a fully functional sugru Oyster key fob!

(classic Jude). We thought it was so good that we've made a guide for the 'Ible community. Tip: write down the card 'serial number' on the back before you dissolve it, that way you can still check your account information online.

NB — We're totally not the first to try this, we spotted Frank Swain's video from way back in 2008! But thought we'd give it a little sugru twist:) Step 1: What You'll Need for This Project. This bit is really up to you, so get creative:) If you want to match the Oyster card colours, you can follow these instructions: 1. Michael Buble Piano Sheet Music Pdf. Mix 90% white sugru with 10% blue sugru to get a cyan colour 2. Roll the cyan sugru into a little sausage (we call it the 'Sausage of Cyan'!) 3. Roll out a flat piece of white sugru and wrap it around the cyan sausage 4.

Download Free Rapidshare Anno 1701 Deutsch. Roll out a second flat piece of blue sugru and wrap it around to make the outside layer. Cut a little bit off the top and bottom of the sugru sausage (you can use these little bits for ) 6.

Cut the reminder in two, these will be your two halves (cut it quickly and confidently with a scalpel to avoid streaks) (The panda version for Jude's wife – super cute!) Step 9: Adding the RFID and Antenna. TfL conditions of carriage are here (just updated as cash is no longer accepted on buses): These are by-laws. You are deemed to accept them automatically when you use a TfL service. 5.1 bans tampering 'with in any way'. 5.4 - 5.12 don't like changing any Oyster photocard; 6.1.4 emphasises Oystercards remain TfL property, 'must not be intentionally damaged, altered or tampered with in any way' and can be withdrawn or cancelled at any time. There are regular manual checks and inspectors will want to see the card & its serial number to check against the online record.