On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 1:35:23 AM UTC+2, Vladimir Khodel wrote: > Yeap, this will do :) Of course if you want to go multi-year, substitute > 500D or even 1000D cordura (or clear vinyl!?) for that 6" bdf tape... >
Attached to the panels with some kind of glue? Which, exactly? Part number? Has this technique been playa-tested yet? Is it better (for what reason?), easier or cheaper than 6" bidi tape protected with foil? > Also, 3d printing is cool, but 1.5" panels are actually pretty uneven > (kind of sad really), so referencing your angles off the edge of the board > would give pretty horrible results compared to the theoretical precision of > your awesome tool... so doing angles with a beveled 2x4 might just be > better :) > Oh arse. You mean the edge isn't square enough, or the top of the panel itself isn't flat enough? For what I've got in mind, what I remember of the R-Max I've used in the past would have been fine. In your experience the 1.5" Thermax wouldn't? Got a pic or diagram of exactly what you mean when you say "bevelled 2x4"? I'll ping my 3d printing guy and post a picture of that model soon. Not sure about playa staples, candy cane rebar works fine for us. > Bought some once and they're awesome. Secure, easier to get in and out. Looks like they may not be available this year though :-(. (also if you are into woodworking at all :) check out the BFD mod <http://www.appropedia.org/BFD_mod>- that door frame will also protect your stack of panels in transit) > A constraint I guess I didn't mention is the lack of woodworking equipment. I'm coming from overseas this year (heck, every year) and I'll have a maximum of a couple of days to prepare and build. Snap-off blade knives are easy to get hold of; jigsaws, circular saws dust extraction equipment and other powered paraphernalia less so. I would love a taller door and I've been playing around with using another panel or three cut longways to add either 1' or 2' to the wall height, but that leaves you with an odd-sized stack that is delicate to transport and won't fit in the biggest covered U-Haul. Still thinking about this one, I'd so love to not have to get onto hands and knees to get into the yurt. Thank you for putting this together! > No problem! Cheers, Robert. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "hexayurt" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hexayurt. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
