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An examination at the floor edge shows the light colored outer surface sitting several inches proud, about 3/4″ wide, w/ a 2″ gap to the next rib.
No idea on the construction or materials.
wingless wrote:
15 minutes ago, wingless said:An examination at the floor edge shows the light colored outer surface sitting several inches proud, about 3/4″ wide, w/ a 2″ gap to the next rib.
No idea on the construction or materials.
Yes, I noticed it also, but that man can not sit on ribs. So how it starts like rib from the floor and becomes a flat (smooth) surface to sit at a certain point?
It looks to me like he is sitting on ribs.
wingless wrote:
1 hour ago, wingless said:It looks to me like he is sitting on ribs.
Come on! Would you? 🙂
wingless wrote:
36 minutes ago, wingless said:
Nice work, have they used curved pieces of wood?!
wingless wrote:
1 hour ago, wingless said:It looks to me like he is sitting on ribs.
Altan wrote:
2 minutes ago, Altan said:Come on! Would you? 🙂
Here is the full sized image. I don’t see any transition from ribs to filled in.
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Altan wrote:
1 minute ago, Altan said:
Nice work, have they used curved pieces of wood?!
Looks like plastic, maybe recycled soda bottles.
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wingless wrote:
8 minutes ago, wingless said:
It might be 3D print plastic pieces, with wood would be very expensive and time consuming.