The non-sewing sewing project is coming along. I’m now making cases for things, still with flat components that are bolted together. I’m using spray glue to hold the fabric elements to the 3D printed sheets that give the case its structure. Spray glue is awesome. It’s really for sticking down carpets, but it turns out it sticks pretty much anything else too. Just make sure you open the windows before you use it.
I’m writing an article about making cases for gadgets. It’s based on an observation that if you have a 3D printer you can print thin sheets (two or three layers work well) and use them to strengthen bags and cases. I also want to look into using 3D printed components to join things together. I’m calling this “non-sewing sewing”. It’s going OK so far.
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