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"Raeynop" schleim technique
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Fri, 14 Apr 2006 20:26:51 GMT
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I was revisiting a house project of mine
lately, and found that I had used an interesting building technique for a
clothes hanger:
Surely this can’t be a new technique. But has it been sufficiently recognized,
categorized and named? Otherwise I suggest the designation “raeynop” (or
“raEynoP”) technique, as it can be seen as sort of a “reverse pony ear”
technique.
It seems to me that it’s actually a better, less strained fit than normal pony
ear is. But I haven’t done any extensive testing to confirm that impression.
Regards
/Martin
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| (...) I discovered this fitting during some sorting. The plates had gotten 'jammed' together. Works especially well if you create a 'box' from four plates. Tiles work well too. And I believe if you use a 3wide plate between your other two plates, (...) (18 years ago, 26-May-06, to lugnet.build.schleim, FTX)
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