Difference between revisions of "Rubik's Cube Footrest"

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* scale and design
 
* scale and design
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** A Rubik's Cube is typically 58mm along one edge. Each edge is subdivided into 3.
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** the footrest wants to be a convenient height for use as a small coffee table as well as a good height for a typical couch.
 
* scrap 9mm MDF sheet cut to 33cm square
 
* scrap 9mm MDF sheet cut to 33cm square
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[[File:Cube-footrest-IMAG1594.jpg|200px|thumb|right|A rough MDF box]]
 
* scrap softwood timber for corner strengthening
 
* scrap softwood timber for corner strengthening
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[[File:Cube-footrest-IMAG1595.jpg|200px|thumb|right|45 degree scrap wood corners]]
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[[File:Cube-footrest-IMAG1596.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Cut to exact angles with mitre saw]]
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[[File:Cube-footrest-IMAG1597.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Glued and screwed in place]]
 
* hinges
 
* hinges
 
** hidden - want to lift without damaging the back overhanging edge
 
** hidden - want to lift without damaging the back overhanging edge

Revision as of 14:41, 13 February 2012

A small piece of custom furniture in the style of a Rubik's Cube.

  • scale and design
    • A Rubik's Cube is typically 58mm along one edge. Each edge is subdivided into 3.
    • the footrest wants to be a convenient height for use as a small coffee table as well as a good height for a typical couch.
  • scrap 9mm MDF sheet cut to 33cm square
A rough MDF box
  • scrap softwood timber for corner strengthening
45 degree scrap wood corners
Cut to exact angles with mitre saw
Glued and screwed in place