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having to glue the nuts in is awful.
I think an improved design would be to just make the lid snap in (rather than being screwed down), like in the original design.
Here is the current design:
If you letter these pieces row-wise (A, B, C on first row, then D, E, F, G on second row), then the only pieces that would need to change are D/E, F, and C/G. We'd first need to make both D/E and C/G higher, and then add two more rectangle slots in D/E (as close to the top as the bottom slots are to the bottom) for the lid. Then we'd just give F the exact shape as B, and remove the four screw holes. Not a big change.
This would be giving up the existence of a top plate, which definitely looks nice. But in this new design we could screw the Trellis board into A and tighten the screws ourselves, before assembling anything else.
Oh, also, I think I did print some ends WITHOUT feet. Does this work better?
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Also just a note that the current lettering on the top are 0.08" high, which is apparently basically the minimum. And it may only look good on acrylic, not wood (which is fine).
having to glue the nuts in is awful.
I think an improved design would be to just make the lid snap in (rather than being screwed down), like in the original design.
Here is the current design:
If you letter these pieces row-wise (A, B, C on first row, then D, E, F, G on second row), then the only pieces that would need to change are D/E, F, and C/G. We'd first need to make both D/E and C/G higher, and then add two more rectangle slots in D/E (as close to the top as the bottom slots are to the bottom) for the lid. Then we'd just give F the exact shape as B, and remove the four screw holes. Not a big change.
This would be giving up the existence of a top plate, which definitely looks nice. But in this new design we could screw the Trellis board into A and tighten the screws ourselves, before assembling anything else.
Oh, also, I think I did print some ends WITHOUT feet. Does this work better?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: