I like it (FWIW). I think it will feel a lot bigger/more open when you are standing, and will be stronger as well as lighter and easier to heat/cool than Version 1 (less surface area). Flat angular plates--she could be "the Ironclad"
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GPW wrote:That looks Really Good and best thing , it’s a practical shape for the intended purpose ... All cuts are predictable angles ... no bending worries ...
Just thinking ,when cutting angles in sheets the width of the foam cut edge increases with the angle , so when joining a sheet with a lesser angle there will be some overlap of one of the edges , and that can be used for rounding over (reducing hard edges on the outside which cause vortices to form thus increasing drag ) , while slightly increasing the aerodynamics of all the rounded edges...
Hint: we try to line up the inside (interior) edges ... looks better inside ...
vigilant1 wrote:I like it (FWIW). I think it will feel a lot bigger/more open when you are standing, and will be stronger as well as lighter and easier to heat/cool than Version 1 (less surface area). Flat angular plates--she could be "the Ironclad"
peeler wrote:I found some of that 2 inch white EPS foamboard. GPW did I read correct that you used some EPS on that FoamStream? I am considering using it for walls and ceiling. Probably not for floor.
peeler wrote:peeler wrote:I found some of that 2 inch white EPS foamboard. GPW did I read correct that you used some EPS on that FoamStream? I am considering using it for walls and ceiling. Probably not for floor.
ehhhh..... upon further reading im pretty sure i want XPS. xps wont hold water or rot. stronger psi rate. and so on.
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