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Re: 45 degree walls using hinges?
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 4 Feb 2004 23:09:30 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Sonnich Jensen wrote:
> Hi all!
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> I am planning a new building, for which I'll need a 45 degree wall.
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> I am looking for a great solution, for a short wall (e.g. 4 studs), app 45
> degrees turned, and which connects in both ends to a fixed place.
If those dimensions are not critical, you can do a 5 stud long wall at 36 degrees using a 3x4x5 triangular arrangement. Since sqrt(2) is not a rational number, using hinges as you suggest is technically impossible. It sort of works for a 10x10x14, but that's a little bigger than what you're looking for. Another approach is to attach the angled wall in the middle using a turntable, as in Adrian Drake's hotel:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tremor/Ground/tycho/dcp02497.jpg
You could also use a SNOT approach and build that section of the wall sideways
using slopes.
--Bram
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| (...) Close, but not quite. It's actually a 6-stud long wall in a 4x5x6-stud triangle. The 3x4x5 ratio is measured from the centers of the studs, not the studs themselves. Going 3 studs deep and 4 studs wide actually gives you slightly more than 4.5 (...) (21 years ago, 5-Feb-04, to lugnet.build)
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| Hi all! I am planning a new building, for which I'll need a 45 degree wall. I was playing aroung with some hinge parts ((URL) and (URL) ), and tried to make a 4 stud long all. The 4 studs have an "offset", which is almost a right number of bricks, (...) (21 years ago, 2-Feb-04, to lugnet.build)
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