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Re: bricks upside down
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Thu, 20 Sep 2001 16:22:28 GMT
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Fredrik Glöckner <fredrik.glockner@bio.uio.no> writes:
> What is your favourite way to connect bricks upside down? Bricks
> upside down is commonly useful in buildings eg. for putting arches
> upside down. Do you simply use tiles and slot in the bricks without
> any connection?
One way which can be quite handy, if it's not too bulky for your
needs, is to use the "headlight bricks". If you connect the bottom
of one to the side stud of the other, such that the side stud of the
sideways brick is facing down, it will be possible to then connect
some pieces to the facing-down side stud. Also, the facing-down side
stud will be exactly one plate width from the base where the
combination is attached.
I hope this description makes sense; it's hard to explain.
--Bill.
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William R Ward bill@wards.net http://www.wards.net/~bill/
(formerly known as hermit@bayview.com)
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