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Re: scaffold
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lugnet.build
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Sat, 11 Nov 2000 00:24:20 GMT
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Can you instead make the interior of your model accessible by including some
hinges to allow it to be opened?
Build On!
John Matthews
Amy Hughes <lugnews@public.atreides.org> wrote in message
news:G3tHAz.M75@lugnet.com...
> I've got a design implementation problem. When I complete the outer • portion of
> my current project I will not be able to reach the center of the interior • to
> complete the interior details, and if I build the interior first I'm • afraid -
> okay, I'm clumsy, so I'm certain - I'll damage the interior while building • the
> exterior and not be able to reach in for repairs. So I'd like to build a
> platform of some sort that would allow me to lie on my belly over my • project
> and reach inside. It would have to be on an incline with the head end • below the
> level of the outer walls of the project because my arms aren't long enough • to
> reach from the top.
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> Has anyone had to do this or something similar? I'm looking for ideas on • how to
> build such a thing. It needs to be adjustable from 0 to about 36 inches • above
> the project base, which will be about 30 inches off the floor on a large • table
> on wheels that I have yet to build. It needs to support ... umm ... ehem • ...
> about 140 pounds. I'm pretty handy with carpentry but have no large power
> tools.
>
> No, it doesn't have to be made of LEGO :-)
>
> Amy
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