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| Soaking 2 plywood pieces so.... |
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| I can bend them like this..... |
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| to make this. |
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| Art Tram |
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| Thumbs Up! |
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| List of things to fix became long enough I needed to write them down. |
Hi
I broke up from work a few days ago so have had some time to work on my NC routed seat kit, moving the pre-prepared 2d bits into 3 dimensions. To do this, I needed to soak some of the timber, and this worked well. From a previous occasion when I bent timber for the same purpose, I had made a timber bath from corflute, and I resurrected that (a bit dusty!) from the side of the house and it still worked.
So sofar everything is stuck together with cable ties, and I documented 6 different issues with the design. At a couple of points just behind the seat there are some plates glued together and the timber will end up 4 layers thick there, much more than is needed, and I plan to make a 3d printed feature insert for this spot. The slots in the back panel don't line up with other parts, and there are a few other minor things to fix.
But all in all, its good, I'm keen to get my list of revisions back into the cutting cad so new versions will come out better.
Oh, and I rode into the city on Saturday and managed to snap my bike with a Chinese gentleman and a Melbourne Art Tram by Valerie Tang in the background.
Have A Happy & Safe Christmas!
Steve Nurse
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