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Case Back - Side Panels Bulkhead.pdf B.4.1 B.4.2 B.4.4 B.4.5 Exterior - Apple/Banana/Veidt.pdf B.2.3 B.2.4 B.0.10 B.0.9 Interior.pdf B.3.4 B.3.5 B.1.10 B.1.11 Left Interior Laminate B.4.1, B.3.4 and B.2.4 together aligning the leading edges and vents as alignment guides. Notice that B.3.4 and...

Case Back - Bottom Panel Bulkhead.pdf B.4.6 Exterior - Apple/Banana/Veidt.pdf B.0.8 Laminate B.0.8 to B.4.6. Attach rubber feet. Laminate B.0.8 to B.4.6. Cut out the Xes. These are where the Banana legs will attach.

Apple & Veidt Rubber Feet Bulkhead.pdf B.0.14a B.0.15a Exterior - Apple/Veidt.pdf B.0.14 B.0.15 Use the laminated parts B.0.14a and B.0.15a as the core for B.0.14 and B.0.15.

One less than your wife’s tolerance.

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Canon PIXMA MG3022 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One Printer YOU SHOULD KNOW: it does not come with ink. Prints wirelessly. Or, a cooler way of saying it: IT PRINTS THROUGH WALLS! Basically, this is a pretty cheap printer/scanner/copier for the 2-3 times a year when you need to print/scan/copy...

Ugh! ANOTHER must build for me!

I've got this on my to-do list, too. Looks like fun.

Bulkhead Since I don't have a printer that can handle 1/8" corrugated cardboard I printed the Bulkhead parts out on 8.5” x 11” (216 mm x 279 mm), 67 lbs. (147 g/m2) paper, then spray glued the printouts to copier paper boxes. Because of the part size I was only able to get two big parts per box...

Ok...let's try this again. Pardon th etpying. I had to get 4 stitches in my left index finger today. I didn't cut it on the model. I was opening a baking soda box for our cat's litter box with my pocket knife. First some metrics. There are 202 parts. At least they aren't small parts. Banana...

Someone did do an Opus! https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1782427221851733&id=100002534183103&set=gm.1743375132414223&source=48

Yeah, I think my design has a leg to stand on. 2.5lbs. and an old Jolt Cola can. It even supports the current MacBook Pro!

I’ve got the cardboard bulkhead parts designed, papakuraed & PDFed. I’m going to build the Banana base to see if my design can handle the extra weight.

Hope no one was injured. Especially anyone made of paper.

Cool. Just make sure it doesn't walk off. BTW check out http://toastytech.com/guis/banana.html God, I hope so. Thanks and agree on Freaks. Back in the dark days of the first DVD my wife and I would harass video store clerks by asking about three films; Freaks, The Terror of Tiny Town and...

<headdesk>Used too much Elmer's Glue All...water based...of COURSE it'll warp.</headdesk> The back wall turned out perfect, so I think I've got the method down; use just enough Elmer's to be tacky, put pieces together, lift corner and spray Super 77 between parts. Still need to make minor mods...

Yes, Z. That's what I'm thinking of doing. I'll be on vacation for a week, so I'll probably have fun updating my model in Rhino with a inner cardboard layer. The back wall, however, is coming along nicely. I'm using very little Elmer's Glue All; only enough to provide tackiness between parts...

Back Wall Part - Page B.0.1. - Exterior - Apple/Banana/Veidt.pdf - pages 13 & 14 B.0.11, B.0.12, B.0.13 - Exterior - Apple/Banana/Veidt.pdf - page 1 B.1.1 - Interior.pdf - pages 9 & 10 B.2.1 - Interior.pdf - pages 5 & 6 B.3.1 - Interior.pdf - page 4

Side Wall Assembly Left Side Wall Parts B.1.11 | B.0.9 B.3.4 | B.2.3 Right Side Wall Parts B.1.10 | B.0.10 B.3.5 | B.2.4 Align parts using the vents and the angle inside of B.3.4 and B.3.5. I'm not sure I like the warping. Thinking of using cardboard on interior, which would send me back to...