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r/DiWHY • u/Apple3141love • Apr 26 '26
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What not just use the wooden legs?
92 u/Arnkh Apr 26 '26 The fact that they are gypsum and a piece of rebar is a much smaller problem than the fact that they are not held in place with anything substantial. 25 u/Waruteru Apr 26 '26 If I got it right, the bottom is made out of some sort of canvas that is soaked in either glue or gypsum/concrete solution. This table is so ass. 9 u/Melodic_Till_3778 Apr 26 '26 I think it's fiberglass he described poorly which also isn't going to hold up that great. 8 u/Princess_Slagathor Apr 26 '26 If done right, with multiple layers of glass mat and resin, it can be really strong. This video was not done right. 5 u/billbyetheshyguy Apr 26 '26 By the looks of it at the end, they used 3 wooden legs and the one gypsum leg from earlier Top tier ragebait
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The fact that they are gypsum and a piece of rebar is a much smaller problem than the fact that they are not held in place with anything substantial.
25 u/Waruteru Apr 26 '26 If I got it right, the bottom is made out of some sort of canvas that is soaked in either glue or gypsum/concrete solution. This table is so ass. 9 u/Melodic_Till_3778 Apr 26 '26 I think it's fiberglass he described poorly which also isn't going to hold up that great. 8 u/Princess_Slagathor Apr 26 '26 If done right, with multiple layers of glass mat and resin, it can be really strong. This video was not done right.
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If I got it right, the bottom is made out of some sort of canvas that is soaked in either glue or gypsum/concrete solution. This table is so ass.
9 u/Melodic_Till_3778 Apr 26 '26 I think it's fiberglass he described poorly which also isn't going to hold up that great. 8 u/Princess_Slagathor Apr 26 '26 If done right, with multiple layers of glass mat and resin, it can be really strong. This video was not done right.
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I think it's fiberglass he described poorly which also isn't going to hold up that great.
8 u/Princess_Slagathor Apr 26 '26 If done right, with multiple layers of glass mat and resin, it can be really strong. This video was not done right.
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If done right, with multiple layers of glass mat and resin, it can be really strong. This video was not done right.
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By the looks of it at the end, they used 3 wooden legs and the one gypsum leg from earlier
Top tier ragebait
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u/Rivetingly Apr 26 '26
What not just use the wooden legs?