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*Can be cut by hand, via [[Dragknife]], or with a [[Lasercutter]] | *Can be cut by hand, via [[Dragknife]], or with a [[Lasercutter]] | ||
*Rigid, Lightweight, Insulative, and Common/Cheap | *Rigid, Lightweight, Insulative, and Common/Cheap | ||
==[[Vulcanized Rubber Tyres]]== | |||
*Will exist nearly anywhere wheeled vehicles are common | |||
*Is there a common standardized width? | |||
*Need to document those standards | |||
*Can be used as is (For things like [[Roof Shingles]] , [[Shoes]] , [[Crash Barriers]] (like in F-1), as a bench/chair, as a [[Tyre Swing]], or for Animal Agility Courses | |||
**...And More | |||
*Also VERY weatherproof | |||
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Revision as of 21:18, 20 December 2020
Basics
- Reffered to as Stanscrap
- A Standardization System for use of Scrap / Recycling / Upcycling
- Similar to what Open Source Low Tech uses
Materials List
Corrugated Containerboard
- "Cardboard"
- Any Standard Box Sizes?
- Also can just say "cut to 0.5 meter sheet" etc
- Can be cut by hand, via Dragknife, or with a Lasercutter
- Rigid, Lightweight, Insulative, and Common/Cheap
Vulcanized Rubber Tyres
- Will exist nearly anywhere wheeled vehicles are common
- Is there a common standardized width?
- Need to document those standards
- Can be used as is (For things like Roof Shingles , Shoes , Crash Barriers (like in F-1), as a bench/chair, as a Tyre Swing, or for Animal Agility Courses
- ...And More
- Also VERY weatherproof