Maybe it's actually 2cm too high and you're 7 cm too tall?
Good thing Igor is hunched over. Unless his hump is high enough to catch it!The FrankenLab has a central load bearing beam for the floor above which is regularly referred to in such terms. Either it is 5 cm too low, or I am 5cm too tall. Not sure which.
Making the world a better place; one guitar at a time...
Well, it doesn't look like much but i've now made all the broad band absorbers and cut most of the timber for the main frame:
Putting that lot together and working out how much to counter-stress the overhead timbers is the next job.
Spent a fair bit of time on it this weekend but not sure the progress really shows. Lots of measuring-twice going on.
Anyway, pre-stressed overhead beams:
Lifted into place and with bracing struts:
Reverse view:
Test panel hung:
I may have over-engineered the frame a bit - I can do a pull-up on it!
Still, it shouldn't sag in the middle when all the panels are up and that was the main thing I was going for.![]()
First (proper) build: http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=8546
Second build: http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ad.php?t=10229
That's not the best location I've ever seen for a spare bed. Are you going to add straps to that mattress and some Velcro to hold a pillow on with?
I'm highly impressed you can do a pull up! I certainly can't. It looks a very well engineered structure at any rate and as Igor always says:
"Overkill ith Underrated Thir".
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Hand crafting guitars, because Death Rays are expensive.