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* Burn factor is also known as Kerf in other software such as '''MakerCase''' | * Burn factor is also known as Kerf in other software such as '''MakerCase''' | ||
* The Burn factor will also change depending on what wood is used. | * The Burn factor will also change depending on what wood is used. | ||
== Dropbox link to Tiny House == | |||
[https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/emnjtjks46kkjrqook1qo/ABox-3-Burn0.08-400mm-13Sep2023.svg?rlkey=ewqs4dsm3g8xz1oysy1snk6o7&dl=0 Dropbox link to Tiny House Open Box] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:02, 2 October 2023
Introduction
- The aim of this lesson is to design a Tiny House (400mm cubed) using festi.info/boxes.py
- The house will be created using laser cut Birch wood Birch laserply - Plyco
- The plywood pieces are glued together with PVA glue and then painted to make the wood weather proof.
Boxes.py
- An open box was selected from the options in the web site.
- The box was 400mm cubed.
- Follow the specifications shown in the screen captures below.
- Download the SVG file
- The Burn factor needs to be modified to obtain a good / tight fit for the finger joints.
- In this instance the best Burn factor was determined to be 0.08.
- Burn factor is also known as Kerf in other software such as MakerCase
- The Burn factor will also change depending on what wood is used.