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Interesting video!
I have been experimenting with cardboard construction techniques since 1970 and offer this suggestion to anyone who is interested: Use a handheld router with a small-diameter bit against a template to cut cardboard sheets. It is much easier, faster and more accurate than utility knives.
I've made many furniture prototypes and even built geodesic domes with this method.
Use a carbide bit. Cardboard dulls tools quickly.
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epic video, i've been all over this for ages.
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save the trees, big up for recycled furniture, thanks for a great video
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cardboard furniture rocks - love the environment
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@roark02 'but is recycled
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i think it takes more wood to make cardboard then to take dwon a tree
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My Lord ... My ass would be covered with paper cuts !
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@BeyondNeptune Hi. Thanks for the comment. The ribbed chair was ruined once the material was bent, so it wasn't worth reworking it. An interesting attempt, but ultimately requiring a complete re-do from the ground up. Regarding the ribbed chair, the fact that it uses a lot of material is a feature, not a bug. There is a lot of material going to waste, and this design uses a ton in a very structural and ridged way. It's also the best cat toy EVAR!!!! Thanks for the comments.
I think the "invisible table" @ 5:26 is WAAAAAAY cooler than anything you could make out of physical matter. I liked it so much I built one myself, and I'm using it right now. It's extremely eco-friendly, and simple to make, as well as giving my abs a great workout.
kendigjl 1 year ago 9
That guy has 750 pounds of body weight?
Is he made of metal or stone?
kawless 1 year ago 4