PVC fort maker kit
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This is my kids' "fort building kit" version.\r\n\r\nTo set it up, take 1/2 inch PVC pipe cut into handy sizes (I use 2 foot & 1 foot), print out the right connectors, and get ready for fun! I even included clips to hold sheets or thin blankets onto the frame and a couple of jigs to help you cut the PVC straight (both a manual cutting jig and one for use with a power tool like a scroll saw).\r\n\r\nAll the connectors require minimal filament and are designed for easy printing (no serious overhangs). You might need to play around with the scaling as you want the pieces to be snug (not loose) but not too tight. I'd suggest printing the pieces with 3 top & bottom layers and 3 perimeters because you want the pieces strong so they can withstand abuse by kids.\r\n\r\nUPDATE 1: I added a convenient inventory document for keeping track of what's available. This works well in storage box to hold all the pieces together (see picture).\r\n\r\nUPDATE 2: I added a 6-way piece, at my daughter's request. This is more challenging and requires decent bridging ability & some superglue to assemble. I also updated the inventory document.
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