Subject	Jenga!
Posted by	doug8867 on April 20, 2007 at 7:19 PM
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In Reply To	Nixit (Ni[x]it) jack-up blocks revisted posted by zeeway on April 20, 2007 at 07:03 PM
Message	Wood's tensile strength is surprisingly strong... I seem to remember something like 400lbs per sq. inch for a two by four so no need for your reinforcements unless you are planning on jacking up the weight of a semi, but if it gives you piece of mind, then that's all that matters. :-)
Follow Ups	Nixit (Ni[x]it) jack-up blocks revisted - zeeway 19:03:54 04/20/07 Jenga! - doug8867 19:19:05 04/20/07 Or even peace of mind. ;-) (n/m) - TT XTZ 21:02:29 04/20/07 Nice engineering analysis there... - PennStateZ 21:16:20 04/20/07 Can I borrow those - spddracer 19:33:28 04/20/07 I first ran across them in Mal1ces garage, not my design. - ni[X]it 20:07:59 04/20/07 What ever happened to that guy? - collegeboy 20:18:20 04/20/07 My brother car sat on them for 3 weeks. It made a clutch - ShakaShaun(Denver) 21:33:30 04/20/07 wouldn't it 4x4 be better - ozpall 21:48:25 04/20/07 How would you plan on nailing them together? (n/m) - unoulikZ(SoCal) 21:50:20 04/20/07 wood glue ftw. (n/m) - jmoore010 21:51:57 04/20/07 4x4's are more difficult to cut on most saws... - zeeway 05:34:08 04/21/07 Thanks (n/m) - dregos 23:30:35 04/20/07 Added to my to do list, good design (n/m) - WildBill 01:47:00 04/21/07 Where do you find a jack that raises the car that much? - ts3z 01:59:55 04/21/07 You can make another nixit block to... - zeeway 05:22:21 04/21/07 stepped block platforms for the jack? =D - Z U N L 05:23:20 04/21/07 Perfect timing. Bye, Bye auto here comes the - 300twinz (satx) 09:02:07 04/21/07 pics of my setup that my neighbor made for me - Glenn (San Jose) 09:16:40 04/21/07
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