generally speaking, with board assembly projects Big --> Structural Issue --> Renforcement vs Simplicity
Design a table with board assembly
Goal: Make a Table that DOSEN'T WOBBLE with simple structure (none visible renforcement) out of plywood sheets
Solution: Use radial distribution to make pillars that "invisibly" support each other.
Design Step by Step
1. define the table (pillar) feature with a solid, find a fitting radial arrangement with the thickness of plywood sheet.
![1](pics/1.png)
2. Boolean! Plywood sheet AND Table feature.
![2](pics/2.png)
3. Using an under board to hold the radial distribution of pillars. Make slots and rivets to join them together.
![3](pics/3.png)
4. Same thing on the table top
![4](pics/4.png)
5. TADA!
![5](pics/5.png)
6. Create individual profile for each piece
![6](pics/6.png)
7. Make an IKEA style assembly diagram
![7](pics/7.png)
8. Recheck all the details
![7](pics/8.png)
Making (WIP, still waiting for the wood)
Goal: CNC the plywood sheets and assemble the table
End of today :)