Great Idea for a new product line, for Bruce.
I'd do it myself, if I had Bruce's mailing list. The idea is building jigs, for the sloped and round blocks. The square blocks are easy, lego produces the right angles cheaply and accurately. But it...
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Can you draw a picture of what you mean? I am producing jigs for round towers, I thnk maybe you are referring to the same thing?
View ArticleRe: Great Idea for a new product line, for Bruce.
Can you draw a picture of what you mean? I am producing jigs for round towers, I thnk maybe you are referring to the same thing? No, I'm hopeless at computer drawing. Just imagine an angle of lego...
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PM me about the tower jigs. I do like the idea of a 45° piece...that would work great for the octagon tower. Half circles are another great idea!
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Yeah, the octogon tower, too. But I was also thinking about the windmill mould #76, which really needs a frame for guaranteed success. I'll pm you later, maybe tomorrow, I'm busy right now. Cheers, 2RM.
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I'm sure I can figure something out for that mold. THat mold isn't nearly as popular as the rest, I never really gave it any thought.
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I can see it wouldn't be so popular. It's a tricky build. But the results - properly deployed!, add so much character to a building or a wall that I think people are missing out on something really...
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I made a sort of homemade "jig" for the 4" round tower -- I filled a Pringles can about 4" deep with plaster, let it set, then peeled off the can. It's just a tiny bit smaller in diameter than the...
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Interesting solution. I had in mind a hollow half-cylinder, with the correct internal dimension, and a circular disc at the base. But I can see a solid cylinder would work quite as well. Cheers, 2RM.
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