dome shape sadly does not help when its geodesic in most cases as the metal bars are usualy thinner and the weight focuses on lowest points (ground level) from top

specialy with wet-snow what packs itself from sides too

same as with windload

Monostructure concrete is probably better then.

yep

but sure it can hold more tensio = weight ratio than most other stuff

but if you take average 9m dome and apply basic steel structures and rolled shapes to it

it will need locking washers on center points to fortify its structure

i mean horizontal center-beam suspended mass on those is usualy only around 30-50kg zone

safe working load on all nodes is around 300kg

or 600kg for single center node

keeping in mind that steelframe needs to carry weight of outdoor/indoor paneling/insulation/shelfs/etc

it quickly becomes tetris game of evenly spreading the weight

Sounds like math. Gronk make cave out of concrete, gronk stay safe

:D

indeed

engineer in me talking

Hoenstly if ypu arent making your home out of monocast steel a foot and a half thick using Maginot Line plans you are asking to die

I work retail, I'm already asking to die.

i work at UPS <:deepthonk:326852766884560897> megasuicide

Yeah but do you have a turret house with foot thick steel walls

not just following in footsteps of bunkerbro

and getting yourself safe and cosy litle AA bunker

(what soviets probly have on their "primary target" list

Honestly imagining that sheer quantity of the steel needed for this in the early 1900s is amazing.

Like how the fuck did they get this here, a portable foundry? Giant railcars and cranes? Thermite welding? Almost nothing in english about these things

^

Pocophone costs 250 euros

oof

Wats that

it's listed on Flipkart for 3k rupees

which is around 250

most powerful currency

jo

looking for bluetooth in ear headphones for sporting.. askin for a friend

'she' has small ear holes

airpods

@H. ay no talking in hot deals pls

@HEKTIK sorry, my bad

no worries