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I’ll show you what I’ve built and how I’ve built it which will enable you to start on something of your own. Plenty of websites and individuals will only build hockey stick products for you; here you can learn how to build it yourself. Where do I start? Check out Building and Building Using Composites. It’ll get you started by showing you the right type and size of screws for building, by helping you figure out how to cut sticks effectively, and by giving you tips and tricks to adding time pieces. What should I build? Try building a simple item first. In the end it’s all up to you on how it looks and how it’s built, but I’m here to help. I recommend the coffee table because everything is at right angles and any errors are fairly recoverable. If you’re low on sticks, the desk clock is easy and fun. Already have an idea? Read some tips and get to work! Where do I get sticks?Pick up your teammate’s broken sticks, check local hockey rink trash cans, look behind the benches, and near the Zamboni doors.
That’s generally where they hide. Or be rich and buy in bulk. Why are there models? Models are an easy way to figure out how you’re going to build your furniture or idea without having to risk your stockpile. A wrong cut can spell disaster if you’re really short on sticks or trying to make it aesthetically perfect with no spares. Many of my models were created after construction, but you’d do well to try to model first and then start cutting. You’ll save yourself some heartache. Start exploring, get some ideas, and start building! 9)Вам будет выслан чек на вашу электронную почту, в качестве подтверждения платежа.Folding, flat-pack chairs make sense in our carbon-conscious age. They require relatively few materials to make, and they're far more fuel-efficient to ship. Here are seven takes on the theme: The Flux, which debuted this year at a Dutch furniture fair, is easily the best-looking of the lot.
Made from a sheet of plastic, it folds up so that you can carry it like an over-sized briefcase: One classic assignment for student industrial-designers is to make a chair out of cardboard. James Schaffroth, a student at RISD, managed to create this amazing chair/desk that supports 200 pounds: Eric Ku's Chair/Chair is made of five pieces, which spell out the word: Another carboard chair, by Elias Kulukundis, which was inspired by origami: Another cardboard chair, but you can buy this one. The unfortunately named Flexible Love Chair sounds like something you'd find at an orgy, but it's nonetheless a miracle of adaptability. The accordioned, honeycomb structure can be fit into almost any shape: Andrej Blazon's Charity Chair was designed to resemble the hat traditionally worn by an order of charitable nuns. The project is open-source, so anyone can download the plans and make the chair themselves from found materials, thus making it uber-local, and carbon-light: Sara Paculdo's Flat Chair won't win any beauty pageants, but it's a fascinating experiment.
The piece is made just of laser-cut foam; the final shape emphasizes the way that the chair distributes the sitting forces—the entire structure is (purportedly) under constant tension, which allows it to support weight: Omri Barzeev, a recent design-school graduate, has a knack for folding stuff into chairs. The back of his Zaza chair starts as a single sheet of plastic, which he then covers in felt and folds into shape. The legs of the chair are basically one huge clamp, holding the backrest/seatpan together: Christian Desile's folding chair was an award-winning standout at September's Maison & Object, France's largest furniture fair. It folds remarkably flat for storage, in a cart or on a wall: You weren't tired of cardboard chairs were you? Tom de Vrieze's Kraftwerk chair, which recently won DesignBoom's carbboard chair competition. (He kind of cheated though—the chair is filled with expanding foam.) Never miss a story. I'd also like to receive special Fast Company offers