Hui, Tim is a pro Wall person 😉

they could pull it still, but that is less likely

@xorgy https://twitter.com/WildGoose1776/status/1076245206469615616

@Misomania I mean, you could do a tensile anchor at the base of the support as well

@Abel i reported that to the twatter trust and safety team

Tim is a not pro wall but says it would work person.

@Misomania I'm going to mock this up a bit

try to figure out the material weight and whatnot

toss it out there and see what people think of the design

If it works in Israel it will work here.

Yup

Man has been building walls for thousands of years

@Misomania I think the variable thickness extrusions could make it considerably cheaper, materials wise, and make it simpler to customize for different situations

also maybe some sort of plastic shell over the supports could make it difficult to hook

like a round shell

to make hooks glance off

I wonder if I could eat a standard MRE after my appointment. Crackers are considerably soft.

the sheet metal I used to work with was also surprisingly resiliant when honeycombed as well, and damn that stuff was sharp like razors naturally

Bees are beautiful creatures

Anyone who’s allergic to them should be shot

Same with peanut butter

sheet metal edges are as sharp as a scapel, had my thumb sliced open once by a sheet by just touching it as it was moving

agree

and yes, was wearing an extremely thick pair of safety gloves. Sheet metal is just that sharp

hmm

@Misomania as for ramming, I think there's a simpler way to prevent that

darn, why does that thing smell like a wet cat?

Do you guys intentionally dull it when working?

@Misomania anti-ramming can be accomplished with rubble

Or is the edge intentional?

@R9b1t dull it ?

nvm

Mines are good for anti ramming.

a rubble pile is basically 100% successful for ramming

Well, retard @Rabbi Shekels

@R9b1t natural, and you have to avoid touching the edges or it will cut you without even slowing down.

lmao

lol

if it's taller than the suspension travel of any consumer production truck

Not sure why they would cut it that way, but I guess it’s easier to pass it along if it’s really thin

the edges thin out from the sheet metal extrusion process, they are the thinnest part of it all