The moment I figured PLA can be used for furniture, given an appropriate design the Cyberdeck took a tiny detour in sake of a future casing. A propa one.
This so, did never leave alpha stage.
It is based on a mesh of several Mackersworld designs and a Kelvin Lattice with a Belzier Curve that I put together using OpenSCAD. Search this blogg for that.
Do not worry about why I have a cut in a board wall, but understand that all shelfs need wall mounts anyway. The problem is that PLA cannot create rugged joints. It can hold using the Lattice thingy design quite some weight, but it cannot recreate bolts and nuts.
The parts have been recycled by changing the application and thereby repurposed to monitor stands.
Now I have to clarify something.
is it true that the lower leg bone can hold a lot of weight but no hits?
No, it is a myth that the lower leg bone cannot handle hits. The main lower leg bone is the tibia (shinbone). It is one of the strongest and hardest long bones in your body ...
I mean the difference between the direct force and a same kinetic impact.
Yes, your intuition is completely correct when comparing how the bone handles the exact same amount of kinetic energy applied in two different ways.When a tibia handles "weight" (like landing a jump), the kinetic energy is distributed along its long vertical axis as axial compression. When the bone takes a direct "hit" (like a kick), that exact same kinetic energy is delivered as a perpendicular bending force (transverse load).Long bones like the tibia are structurally optimized for compression but highly vulnerable to bending.
That's why both Karate work and carrying a washing machine up four floors.
So, Temu won a major supply contract and to the left of that new piece a new design will find its place, being a book shelf.
The new SmartCame Chassis is also based on that little Tetrakaidecahedron that works like the shinbone cellular bone structure, just artificially. The point is that PLA comparable filament can be made from industrial plastic trash and the only licence ever mentioned around this blogg is my Terrorist Gang Affiliation and Apache 2.0. Both under discussion if actually understood properly. Free means also you may pay more...
Imagine Lagos and Mumbai buy furniture from their trash by solar cell run print shops.
I'll keep you posted and yes that was created using the chat bot known as DeepSeek. My artificial buddy also created the scad code during the conversation we had.
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