This is my waka hourua and I named it Aramoana. The meaning of it is the pathway to the sea.
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This is my Waka HOA
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and I named it Aramoana.
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The meaning of it is the pathway to the sea.
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This is how I made my wakao
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door.
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So first I went on to Tinkercad
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and used a shape caught around roof for the two holes.
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And I made it longer by clicking on the shape and stretching it.
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Then for the deck, I used a squared shape and made it wider and longer
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for the two main sails. I used a circle shape for the two poles
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for the mien.
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I used a
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triangle shape and made it thinner.
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Also, I added
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a Hoy
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which is
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a
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staring pedal
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so that the Waka
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road work can sail smoothly.
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These are the things that you need for your
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walker and why
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you need two halls so that your waka
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HLE
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can stay straight on top of the sea.
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You need two main saless,
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two main sails so that the wakao
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can go faster.
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Why you need a today is so
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that the walker holder can steer the walker.
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And that's how I made my wakao
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and why you need those things