Maximizing space in the Y dimension

[DougJoseph (Doug Joseph (design8studio))]

@Tokoloshe

Since you have the belts on the side you’d be loading the material from plus the LowRider itself, it might not be too easy to get a full sheet on there

This might be a good use of my new setup that hides the “near side” long axis belt inside a unistrut / superstrut! I aim to post it any time now.

I’m not sure I am fully grasping the constraints of the room / situation, so it may or may not be an option.

In case it is, here is a link to the previous discussion and details.

NEW IDEA — for LR3's with superstrut — long belt (usually Y) housed *inside* the strut

Whenever I have ideas, I tend to want to create a fully functioning instance on my own before revealing it to the community here. However, this time I think the idea is not only potentially quite beneficial to those with their LR3 riding on superstrut, but also potentially stands to benefit from input/collaboration. Here’s my idea: Instead of having my LR3’s long belt (usually Y, although I have my axes swapped) riding up above the table, I could design and install both a quick-release belt ten…