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Simple slot together shelving for display of a puzzle collection.
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Simple slot together shelving for display of a Rubik's Cube type puzzle collection.
  
 
Prototype: -
 
Prototype: -
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* replacing a simple shelving system made from CD cases
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** too brittle
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** too fiddly
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** hard to clean
 
* my first real use of the new A0 laser cutter at the Hackspace
 
* my first real use of the new A0 laser cutter at the Hackspace
 
* using various offcuts from the bulk red acrylic available at the Hackspace
 
* using various offcuts from the bulk red acrylic available at the Hackspace
* profile for the picture-rail seems to work OK
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* picture rail for support
* it looks rather gross - a sort of 70's cheap and nasty! I think it must be a combination of the red acrylic and my overuse of Bézier splines
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** profile for the picture-rail on the prototype seems to work OK
* the next version will be a simpler and blockier design
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* it looks rather gross - a sort of 70's cheap and nasty!
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** I think it must be a combination of the red acrylic and my overuse of Bézier splines
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** the next version will be a simpler and blockier design
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** also I will be using clear acrylic to make the shelves themselves less obvious
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Idea: Making for other people
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* who uses picture rails any more? My house was built in the 1930's!

Revision as of 10:10, 9 June 2014


Laser Acrylic Shelving
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Simple slot together shelving for display of a Rubik's Cube type puzzle collection.

Prototype: -

  • replacing a simple shelving system made from CD cases
    • too brittle
    • too fiddly
    • hard to clean
  • my first real use of the new A0 laser cutter at the Hackspace
  • using various offcuts from the bulk red acrylic available at the Hackspace
  • picture rail for support
    • profile for the picture-rail on the prototype seems to work OK
  • it looks rather gross - a sort of 70's cheap and nasty!
    • I think it must be a combination of the red acrylic and my overuse of Bézier splines
    • the next version will be a simpler and blockier design
    • also I will be using clear acrylic to make the shelves themselves less obvious


Idea: Making for other people

  • who uses picture rails any more? My house was built in the 1930's!