It took me a hours of trying but I did it, I think I only came close about 5 times. I feel like I am free now.
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I absolutely love the movie as well. I think he reads this subreddit sometimes, and I was hoping to get his thoughts on the movie O Lucky Man! Its my favorite Malcom McDowell movie, and has the same director and writer as IF. It's a surreal allegory of capitalism with an amazing sound track from Allan Price(the keyboard player from The Animals) For those of you who haven't seen either IF or O Lucky Man! I recommend them both.
I am looking around and mostly only finding some capsaicin extract type stuff which I am not into. Anyone have a recommendation on something extremely spicy for hot soup?
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Heyo all, trying to create a large wooden pyramid, and I need some advice from folks that have experience building such a thing. The poles would be 16 foot long, and either 6x6 inch or 4x4 inch poles. My main concern is long term bowing or warping of the wood. What is the best solution to this problem? I asked the woodworking sub and they asked me "if i was really high right now".
I could go into more detail about the project but, have most of it figured out. Just looking for longevity of the base structure since they will be stained and have a router details throughout it.
I'm making a pyramid out of three pieces of 16ft 6by6 pieces of lumbar. It will be sitting outside for long periods of time. What do you think the best way of preventing warping of the wood? My first thought is drilling a hole through the center and putting a pipe or steel rod in it. I don't have much experience is such large sizes of wood. Any help would be appreciated.






