RE: Instructions: How to make a hollow, wooden tetrahedron

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Instructions: How to make a hollow, wooden tetrahedron

in life •  6 years ago 

This is hot, and I miss European plywood. US standard is three plies with veneer skin. Very confused; is it meant for stability or to be seen? Why hide the face and skimp on the edge? A perfect material wrecked by Uncle Sam.

Your Mid is good. How was the gluing up?

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      ·  6 years ago (edited)

    I'm not sure about US ply.
    @ lenskonig I'm hoping to work in bamboo.
    Probably moving over to CNC as well. But this will be a learning curve. My plan is to avoid using any glue.
    Riddle me that.

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      ·  6 years ago 

    Bamboo is held together with glue. Good luck with no glue. I can't imagine a way but maybe you can.

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