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High-Level Design Goals
- Nice big curves like your mom
- Give it a tilt to show the roofline and prongs
- Minimal cutting and waste of sheet goods
- Load-bearing roof
- Use general stick-framing techniques
- No painting or plastic wrap
- Lockable, secure, and weather-resistant
Early Thoughts
- Use orange plastic sheeting (coroplast) for skin, as it will wrap to the curves
- Use structural sheet goods only where necessary
- Pre-frame the curved sections (or at least pre-cut the arcs for headers/footers)
- Back wall is the only truly "tipped" structural member
- Other walls looked tipped, but have true vertical studs and a trapezoidal shape/skin
- Assembly of major walls built on ground, are raised in place and tied into post-and-beam superstructure
- Curved areas are tied in after major structural elements are secure
- GetPluggedIn for thoughts on where/how to build, tools needed, etc.
Theme Camp Application
Brainstorms & Discussion
- To keep this page clean, with just the facts, discussion & brainstorming is isolated to DesignDiscussion
History
Gallery
Archives
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The Funky Kickstand - recorded live from The Plug in 1999, this recording is the reason de twá for so many things to come.
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bm2k3a.mp3 - recorded live from the Temple of Gravity on Thursday night, 2003. This is probably the best P4 recording from the desert, until 2008.
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bm2k3b_-_cut.mp3: BM 2k3 b - cut. This is what taking a year off sounds like. $mall Change in the tent at broken and dirty.
- For more sets from the playa, GetPluggedIn & we'll sort you out.
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 concept
 15 degree tilt to plug shows the roofline and prongs
 some structural elements. supports for ground-plug not shown
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© giant orange extension cord that reeks hip-hop, funk & soul
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