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=Basics= | =Basics= | ||
*A [[Scrap Derived Sheet]] made from [[Liquid Packaging Board]] | *A [[Scrap Derived Sheet]] made from [[Liquid Packaging Board]] | ||
=Production= | |||
*Use as large of [[LPB]] feedstocks as you can collect locally | |||
*Dissasemble Them | |||
*Clean Them | |||
*Cut to peices as square/rectangular as possible, avoiding cuts | |||
**Plan beforehand to optimize shavpe vs number of cuts | |||
**Also try to make them as "clean" as possible, use a [[CNC Drag Knife]] if possible | |||
**Less cuts = less seams in the final product | |||
*Join them in a similar manner to [[Quilting]] | |||
**As of now, this is known to be "do-able" via [[Stiching]] | |||
**Need to see if [[Thermal Welding]] or [[Ultrasonic Welding]] can be done | |||
*Produce to the desired [[Standard Textile Feedstock Forms]] | |||
=Uses= | =Uses= | ||
Revision as of 22:19, 22 December 2020
Basics
- A Scrap Derived Sheet made from Liquid Packaging Board
Production
- Use as large of LPB feedstocks as you can collect locally
- Dissasemble Them
- Clean Them
- Cut to peices as square/rectangular as possible, avoiding cuts
- Plan beforehand to optimize shavpe vs number of cuts
- Also try to make them as "clean" as possible, use a CNC Drag Knife if possible
- Less cuts = less seams in the final product
- Join them in a similar manner to Quilting
- As of now, this is known to be "do-able" via Stiching
- Need to see if Thermal Welding or Ultrasonic Welding can be done
- Produce to the desired Standard Textile Feedstock Forms
Uses
- Waterproofing
- Semi-Structual Parts
- As a High Strength, Semi-Rigid Textile (Like Canvass (Textile) )
- Minor Insulation