Bricks
Stack, stagger, and find out what actually holds together.
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First Wall
Build a wall at least eight studs wide and four courses tall. Then we give it a gentle shove to see whether it is a wall or just a stack.
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Break the Seams
Same wall, six courses, and a shove three times as hard. Stack your joints in a line and you will find out exactly where the wall splits.
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The Overhang
Six studs of baseplate have been cut away. Carry the wall across the gap — nothing may rest on thin air.
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Tall Order
Fourteen courses high, and the table gets a proper knock. Height is easy. Height that stays up is the exercise.
center of massbase of supportinterlocking→ - 5
Sandbox
No brief, no budget, no shove. Build whatever you like — then hit Test anyway and see what the analysis says about it.
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