Welding rods... I can't figure it exactly. And such things would require amounts that would turn it expensive.
Built in such architeture could be better ig we could bend the lines (for rod, tubes or whatever, into archs. Maybe some wood strips or some plastic strips easy to bend.
The Morelli it's made of ellipces, as the height in the draw is the ellipse heigth and the side (lower portion of drawing) is the width of the ellipces. Maybe having ellpces and concection each one to another with flexible material could shape it right.
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Originally Posted by freebeard
Ya gotta do what you gotta do. 
http://japanology.org/2016/12/the-japanese-concept-of-ikigai-a-reason-for-living/I look forward to software developments that are in the pipeline, specifically OpenVDB turbocharging CFD.
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There you go.
The problem with conduit domes is stacking squashed tubes on a bolt is wildly inaccurate. Better to cut welding rod ±1/100th inch (or better) and assemble each hub in a jig.
Then you could drag a sock over it and spray that with resin. Once it's a solid surface than you can start the endless blocking and sanding. Curved rods with wedge tips for extra points. |