Rob Mayer 🇺🇳🇦🇶

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@discord_support I love how your support ticket says "reply to this email to update the ticket" and then immediately replies with "this email is not supported".... What are y'all doing?!

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@MyMiniFactory all your invites on your site to the soulcrafted discord are expired....

@tlark8 also printables.com/model/997837-p… youtube.com/watch?v=w5oUWJ…

@tlark8 Melamine surface and a [maybe A3-sized?] self-healing cutting mat on top of that so you can move it around as needed.

Ok hobbyist/woodworkers what should I put on the surface of my bench? I’d like something non porous w/ low surface tension and is durable to cutting with sharp blades on the surface. Not interested in resin or glass/plexi. Maybe melamine, vinyl or silicone? Not sure what to use

@0x3y3 @aarondfrancis nah - don't get me wrong, festool is amazing, but it was more fun to spec out my own system to meet my specific needs.

@ThatRobHuman @aarondfrancis This but systainers then yes

Has anyone ever made or purchased "furniture" like this? Any tips or tricks?

@aarondfrancis oh, one more bit and I'll stop blowing up your replies: I could not for the life of me find a good design for a levelling foot, so I have a 3d printed design. I haven't put it up on my printables yet. If you end up going this route and are interested, poke me and I'll dig it up.

@ThatRobHuman 🥹 so helpful. thank you so much

@aarondfrancis @bradenkeith lol, the week it took me to write the "Pack every item I want to cut onto as few sheets of material of a given size" bit alone made it worth it if only for myself to have >.<

@ThatRobHuman @bradenkeith of course you do 😍

@aarondfrancis @bradenkeith I've got the laser-cut boxes covered: thatrobhuman.com/gridfinity-gam…

@bradenkeith @ThatRobHuman kinda shocked there's not a gridfinity-esque solution for this already. one step above "configure it yourself in our 3d tool" ya know? Like an IKEA configurator

@aarondfrancis sure thing. a caveat here is that i have a chop saw, a 3d printer, and a laser cutter already, so my only expense was materials, and time. lemme know if you need or want specifics if you end up going this way.

@aarondfrancis the real thing is sizing the depth of your piece to be appropriate to the size of drawer slide you want.

@aarondfrancis just bolted the drawer slide to a 2020 span.

@tlark8 heh - most of the furniture in my house is built from this stuff. Like I said, it's not cheap, but it's endlessly customizable and robust as hell.

@ThatRobHuman Dang you did put in some legit work on this thing. I like your approach

So been researching hobby desk design. First 2 are from the web the last one is one I had AI generate from requirements. Anyone build anything like these before? Looking to get any advice/feedback. Got the tools now and will be designing next

@tlark8 pure custom, but i tried to keep measurements regular. shelves and surfaces were sized to fit a given size of plywood, that kinda thing.

@ThatRobHuman Very nice do you have a schematic for this or did you just build it pure custom?

@tlark8 everything is bolted together like so (or similar), so its all completely disassemble and reconfigurable.

@tlark8 For sure. Give me 2 hours and I could collapse everything down into a bunch of aluminum sticks, a few plywood boards, and a bag of hardware, ready to reassemble.

@tlark8 As you can see I went through a few iterations

@tlark8 (that last picture was before I broke those drawers up and put them under the bed)