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Kruk 0.1

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by pinoaffe, Nov 27, 2016.

Kruk 0.1

Kruk 0.1

Discussion in 'CNC Mills/Routers' started by pinoaffe, Nov 27, 2016.

This is a stool, designed in 18mm wood for a cnc router, it's easily scaleable to different wood-thicknesses, in 18mm wood it takes up 1200*1200mm. It can be assembled without screws, nails or glue and can therefore also be easily disassembled.

wood chair stool cnc lasercut router cad
  1. pinoaffe

    pinoaffe New
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    I (pinoaffe) published a new build:

    Read more about this build...
     
    #1 pinoaffe, Nov 27, 2016
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  2. Julius

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    Nice. it would be easy enough to change the thickness and corner radius of the cutting tool in Solidworks with the formula function. Don't think you'd want to get into # of slats and all that though
     
    #2 Julius, Nov 27, 2016
  3. pinoaffe

    pinoaffe New
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    Thanks for the response!
    I made all of it using only free/libre software and I didn't manage to do this kind of configuration in librecad.
    I also wanted to make the proportions width/height/height of slats configureable, so it could easily be changed into a bar stool n stuff.
    When changing the other dimensions, being able to change the number of slats is essential imo - else you'd end up with really uncomfortable configurations.
     
    #3 pinoaffe, Nov 27, 2016
  4. Florian Bauereisen

    Florian Bauereisen Well-Known
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    pretty cool
    thanks for showing

    greets

    flo
     
    #4 Florian Bauereisen, Nov 27, 2016
  5. stargeezer

    stargeezer Journeyman
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    As a judge of several regional art and design contests - staying within the published design restrictions is VERY important. The first culling is always to cut those that did not meet the published requirements. If the artist/designer doesn't respect the rules just how good/original will their concept really be?

    For what it's worth, I'd be taking a very close look at your design, there are several points that are quite interesting. I'd love to see some pics from different angles.
     
    #5 stargeezer, Nov 27, 2016
  6. Mark Carew

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    Great job @pinoaffe and if your looking for more software features have a look at the Autodesk 123D Make
    software, its free and fun to use. Great for lasers and CNC routers alike.
     
    #6 Mark Carew, Nov 27, 2016

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