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1) Advanced block.
There are two fundamental block types. These two block types are Advanced and Basic. These two block types are just about the same. The biggest difference between them is in how the lug is designed. Shown to the right is an Advanced block. If you look at the lug on it you'll see that the center portion of the lug is cut away. Advanced blocks offer advantages when it comes to adding trim to blocks. The inside edges of this block are smooth as the lug rails are not right next to the edge...this allows trim to be inserted without the presence of seams/holes.
2) Basic block.
If you look at the lug you will notice that the bottom half is cut out. As the top portion of the lug is larger on this block type.it is essentially a stronger type of block.
3) Advanced block (left) and Basic block (right) side by side.
-and-basic-block-(right)-side-by-side.jpg "Advanced block (left) and Basic block (right) side by side. Click to enlarge picture.")
Lugs and lug rails are the only differences between the two block types.
Movie - Advanced block (left) and Basic block (right) side by side.
Picture - Advanced block (left) and Basic block (right) side by side.
PDF - Advanced block (left) and Basic block (right) side by side.
4) Different lengths of Advanced block.
Advanced and Basic block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced block.
5) Mixed lengths and widths of Advanced block.
Advanced and Basic block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long as well as any multiple of cubes wide.
Movie - Mixed lengths and widths of Advanced block.
6) Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Advanced block.
Advanced and Basic block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long, any multiple of cubes wide, and any multiple of cubes high.
Movie - Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Advanced block.
Picture - Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Advanced block.
7) Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Basic block.
Advanced and Basic block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long, any multiple of cubes wide, and any multiple of cubes high.
As the previous examples only showed variations of Advanced block.this figure is used to illustrate the fact that Basic blocks have the same properties as Advanced blocks.
Movie - Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Basic block.
Picture - Mixed lengths, widths, and heights of Basic block.
8) Advanced blocks being slid together.
Blocks simply slide together.
Movie - Advanced blocks being slid together.
9) Basic blocks being slid together.
Blocks simply slide together.
Movie - Basic blocks being slid together.
10) Versatile connectivity. Blocks all facing same direction.
A single block has six sides. Four sides allow for connectivity. Each of these four sides allow other blocks to attach to them at four different angles.
A view of a few blocks connected together.
Movie - Versatile connectivity. Blocks all facing same direction.
Picture - Versatile connectivity. Blocks all facing same direction.
PDF - Versatile connectivity. Blocks all facing same direction.
11) Versatile connectivity. Connecting blocks facing opposing direction.
A single block has six sides. Four sides allow for connectivity. Each of these four sides allow other blocks to attach to them at four different angles.
A view of a few blocks connected together.
Movie - Versatile connectivity. Connecting blocks facing opposing direction.
Picture - Versatile connectivity. Connecting blocks facing opposing direction.
PDF - Versatile connectivity. Connecting blocks facing opposing direction.
12) Key-halves locking Advanced block together.
The two Key-halves inserted into the upper block prevent the two blocks from sliding apart.
Movie - Key-halves locking Advanced block together.
13) Key-halves locking Basic block together.
The two Key-halves inserted into the upper block prevent the two blocks from sliding apart.
Movie - Key-halves locking Basic block together.
14) Different lengths of Key-halves.
Key-halves can be any multiple of cubes long. This illustration shows four different sizes of Advanced Key-halves on the left and four different sizes of Basic Key-halves on the right.
Movie - Different lengths of Key-halves.
15) Key locking Advanced block together.
The insertion of a key prevents the two blocks from coming apart.
Movie - Key locking Advanced block together.
16) Key locking Basic block together.
The insertion of a key prevents the two blocks from coming apart.
Movie - Key locking Basic block together.
17) Different lengths of Keys.
Keys can be any multiple of cubes long. This illustration shows four different sizes of Advanced Keys on the left and four different sizes of Basic Keys on the right.
Movie - Different lengths of Keys.
18) Advanced-lugless block.
Lugless block are simply blocks without lugs. This figure illustrates how they slide together.
Movie - Advanced-lugless block.
19) Basic-lugless block.
Lugless block are simply blocks without lugs. This figure illustrates how they slide together.
20) Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right).
-and-basic-lugless-block-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Advanced-lugless and Basic-lugless block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right).
21) Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) that are several cubes wide, high, and long.
-and-basic-lugless-block-(right)-that-are-several-cubes-wide-high-and-long.jpg "Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) that are several cubes wide, high, and long. Click to enlarge picture.")
Advanced-lugless and Basic-lugless block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long, high, and wide.
22) Advanced lug.
This figure illustrates how an Advanced lug gets inserted and then locked into place using two Key-halves.
23) Basic lug.
This figure illustrates how a Basic lug gets inserted and then locked into place using two Key-halves.
24) Each larger block doubles in size.
If the base size block has 1 inch sides, the next larger sized blocks would have sides that measure 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, etc. inches.
The volume of cubes contained by each size is simply the cube of its side. I.e. 2 cubed is 8, 4 cubed is 64, 8 cubed is 512, and etc.
Movie - Each larger block doubles in size.
25) Advanced-enlarging block.
The tan colored block is an Advanced-enlarging block. It allows you to transition to the next larger size block. Notice how the features on it mimics the blocks beneath it.
Movie - Advanced-enlarging block.
26) Basic-enlarging block.
The tan colored block is a Basic-enlarging block. It allows you to transition to the next larger size block. Notice how the features on it mimics the blocks beneath it.
Movie - Basic-enlarging block.
27) Different lengths of Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
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Advanced-enlarging and Basic-enlarging block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
28) Rectangular shaped Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
-and-basic-enlarging-block-(right).jpg "Rectangular shaped Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Advanced-enlarging and Basic-enlarging block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long or wide.
Movie - Rectangular shaped Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
Picture - Rectangular shaped Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
PDF - Rectangular shaped Advanced-enlarging block (left) and Basic-enlarging block (right).
29) Advanced-reduction block.
The tan colored block is an Advanced-reduction block. It allows you to transition to the next smaller sized block. Notice how the features on it mimics those of the block beneath it.
Movie - Advanced-reduction block.
30) Basic-reduction block.
The tan colored block is an Basic-reduction block. It allows you to transition to the next smaller sized block. Notice how the features on it mimics those of the block beneath it.
Movie - Basic-reduction block.
31) Different lengths of Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
-and-basic-reduction-block-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Advanced-reduction and Basic-reduction block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
32) Rectangular shaped Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
-and-basic-reduction-block-(right).jpg "Rectangular shaped Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Advanced-reduction and Basic-reduction block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long or wide.
Movie - Rectangular shaped Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
Picture - Rectangular shaped Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
PDF - Rectangular shaped Advanced-reduction block (left) and Basic-reduction block (right).
33) Advanced-lugless trim.
Lugless trim is used to cover openings.
Advanced-lugless trim does a better job of covering sides than does Basic-lugless trim.
Movie - Advanced-lugless trim.
34) Basic-lugless trim.
Lugless trim is used to cover openings.
35) Different lengths of lugless trim.
Lugless trim can be any multiple of cubes long. This illustration shows four different sizes of Advanced-lugless trim on the left and four different sizes of Basic-lugless trim on the right.
Movie - Different lengths of lugless trim.
36) Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
Lugless-covered trim is used to cover openings.
Movie - Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
36_1) Different lengths of Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
Lugless-covered trim is used to cover openings.
Movie - Different lengths of advanced-lugless-covered trim.
Picture - Differenet lengths of Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
37) Basic-lugless-covered trim.
Basic-lugless-covered trim is used to cover openings.
Movie - Basic-lugless-covered trim.
38) Different lengths of Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
Advanced-lugless-covered trim can be any multiple of cubes long and/or cubes wide.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless-covered trim.
39) Advanced-lugged-covered trim.
Advanced-lugged-covered trim is used to cover openings.
Movie - Advanced-lugged-covered trim.
40) Different lengths of Advanced-lugged-covered trim.
Advanced-lugged-covered trim can be any multiple of cubes long and/or cubes wide.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-lugged-covered trim.
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced-lugged-covered trim.
41) Basic-lugged-covered trim.
Basic-lugged-covered trim is used to cover openings.
Movie - Basic-lugged-covered trim.
42) Different lengths of Basic-lugged-covered trim.
Basic-lugged-covered trim can be any multiple of cubes long and/or cubes wide.
Movie - Different lengths of Basic-lugged-covered trim.
43) Cross section - Advanced block with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Advanced block that has holes running thru it.as well as square extrusions.
Movie - Cross section - Advanced block with holes.
44) Cross section - Advanced lug with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Advanced lug that has holes running thru it.as well as square extrusions.
Movie - Cross section - Advanced lug with holes.
45) Cross section - Advanced key-half with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Advanced key-half that has holes running thru it.
Movie - Cross section - Advanced key-half with holes.
46) Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Advanced block.
This figure illustrates how locking pins lock Advanced blocks together.
Movie - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Advanced block.
Picture - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Advanced block.
PDF - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Advanced block.
47) How a locking pins function with Advanced block.
This figure illustrates how locking pins lock lugs and Key-halves to Advanced blocks.
Movie - How a locking pins function with Advanced block.
48) Functionality of the square extrusions within Advanced blocks.
All square extrusions at the base of the lugs are at an angle. The square extrusions found on the top sides of lugs are always parallel to the side. When the extrusion at the base of a lugs meets with the extrusion of a lug top, they always meet at opposing angles. This ensures that the square heads of locking pins cannot move after they are put in place.
Movie - Functionality of the square extrusions within Advanced blocks.
Picture - Functionality of the square extrusions within Advanced blocks.
PDF - Functionality of the square extrusions within Advanced blocks.
49) Cross section - Basic block with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Basic block that has holes running thru it.as well as square extrusions.
Movie - Cross section - Basic block with holes.
50) Cross section - Basic lug with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Basic lug that has holes running thru it.as well as square extrusions.
Movie - Cross section - Basic lug with holes.
51) Cross section - Basic key-half with holes.
Shown here is the cross section of an Basic key-half that has holes running thru it.
Movie - Cross section - Basic key-half with holes.
52) How a locking pins function with Basic block.
This figure illustrates how locking pins lock Basic blocks together.
Movie - How a locking pins function with Basic block.
53) Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Basic block.
This figure illustrates how locking pins lock lugs and Key-halves to Basic blocks.
Movie - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Basic block.
Picture - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Basic block.
PDF - Cross sectional view of how a locking pins function with Basic block.
54) Functionality of the square extrusions within Basic blocks.
All square extrusions at the base of the lugs are at an angle. The square extrusions found on the top sides of lugs are always parallel to the side. When the extrusion at the base of a lugs meets with the extrusion of a lug top, they always meet at opposing angles. This ensures that the square heads of locking pins cannot move after they are put in place.
Movie - Functionality of the square extrusions within Basic blocks.
Picture - Functionality of the square extrusions within Basic blocks.
PDF - Functionality of the square extrusions within Basic blocks.
55) Cross section - Advanced block with holes and keyed sides.
Shown here is the cross section of an Advanced block that has holes and keyed sides.
Movie - Cross section - Advanced block with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross section - Advanced block with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross section - Advanced block with holes and keyed sides.
56) Using keyed keys in Advanced blocks.
This figure illustrates how keyed keys fit into keyed blocks.
The important thing to note is that once a key is placed and another block is placed over it..it cannot move as the keys above it do not line up with the keys in the key.
Movie - Using keyed keys in Advanced blocks.
57) Cross section - Basic block with holes and keyed sides.
Shown here is the cross section of an Basic block that has holes and keyed sides.
Movie - Cross section - Basic block with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross section - Basic block with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross section - Basic block with holes and keyed sides.
58) Using keyed keys in Basic blocks.
This figure illustrates how keyed keys fit into keyed blocks.
The important thing to note is that once a key is placed and another block is placed over it..it cannot move as the keys above it do not line up with the keys in the key.
Movie - Using keyed keys in Basic blocks.
59) Cross section - Advanced blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure highlights the fact that the keyed sides never match up. This fact ensures that keyed keys cannot move after they are locked into place.
Movie - Cross section - Advanced blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross section - Advanced blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross section - Advanced blocks with holes and keyed sides.
60) Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) with holes and keyed.
-and-basic-lugless-block-(right)-with-holes-and-keyed.jpg "Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) with holes and keyed. Click to enlarge picture.")
This figure illustrates that lugless block may be keyed too.
Movie - Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) with holes and keyed.
Picture - Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) with holes and keyed.
PDF - Advanced-lugless block (left) and Basic-lugless block (right) with holes and keyed.
61) Using Advanced-lugless block with holes and keyed.
This figure illustrates how Advanced-lugless block with holes and keys work.
Movie - Using Advanced-lugless block with holes and keyed.
Picture - Using Advanced-lugless block with holes and keyed.
62) Using Basic-lugless block with holes and keyed.
This figure illustrates how Basic-lugless block with holes and keys work.
Movie - Using Basic-lugless block with holes and keyed.
63) Cross sections - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates how different layers of keyed/holed Advanced-enlarging blocks look.
Movie - Cross sections - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross sections - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross sections - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
64) Functionality - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates some of the functionality of keyed/holed Advanced-enlarging blocks.
Movie - Functionality - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Functionality - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Functionality - Advanced-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
65) Cross sections - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates how different layers of keyed/holed Basic-enlarging blocks look.
Movie - Cross sections - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross sections - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross sections - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
66) Functionality - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates some of the functionality of keyed/holed Basic-enlarging blocks.
Movie - Functionality - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Functionality - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Functionality - Basic-enlarging blocks with holes and keyed sides.
67) Cross sections - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates how different layers of keyed/holed Advanced-reduction blocks look.
Movie - Cross sections - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross sections - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross sections - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
68) Functionality - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates some of the functionality of keyed/holed Advanced-reduction blocks.
Movie - Functionality - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Functionality - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Functionality - Advanced-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
69) Cross sections - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates how different layers of keyed/holed Basic-reduction blocks look.
Movie - Cross sections - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Cross sections - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Cross sections - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
70) Functionality - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
This figure illustrates some of the functionality of keyed/holed Basic-reduction blocks.
Movie - Functionality - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
Picture - Functionality - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
PDF - Functionality - Basic-reduction blocks with holes and keyed sides.
71) Advanced block with two and three lugs.
The figures on the left illustrate cross-sections of these two block type. The additional lugs simply extends the blocks ability to interconnect to other blocks.
Movie - Advanced block with two and three lugs.
72) Different lengths of Advanced block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
-and-with-three-lugs-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Advanced block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Advanced block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Advanced block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
73) Functionality of Advanced block with two and three lugs.
This illustration shows how Advanced block with two and three lugs operates.
Movie - Functionality of Advanced block with two and three lugs.
Picture - Functionality of Advanced block with two and three lugs.
PDF - Functionality of Advanced block with two and three lugs.
74) Basic block with two and three lugs.
The figures on the left illustrate cross-sections of these two block types. The additional lugs simply extends the blocks ability to interconnect to other blocks.
Movie - Basic block with two and three lugs.
75) Different lengths of Basic block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
-and-with-three-lugs-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Basic block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Basic block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Basic block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Basic block with two lugs (left) and with three lugs (right).
76) Functionality of Basic block with two and three lugs.
This illustration shows how Basic block with two and three lugs operate.
Movie - Functionality of Basic block with two and three lugs.
Picture - Functionality of Basic block with two and three lugs.
77) Advanced (top) and Basic (bottom) lug-rail.
-and-basic-(bottom)-lug-rail.jpg "Advanced (top) and Basic (bottom) lug-rail. Click to enlarge picture.")
Shown here are cross-Sections of lug-rail on left and whole parts on right. Lug rails offer a means to attach lug blocks.
Movie - Advanced (top) and Basic (bottom) lug-rail.
78) Advanced lug-rail.
This illustration shows how Advanced lug-rail works.
79) Basic lug-rail.
This illustration shows how Basic lug-rail works.
80) Different lengths of lug-rail.
Lug-rail can be any multiple of cubes long. This illustration shows four different sizes of Advanced lug-rail on the left and four different sizes of Basic lug-rail on the right.
Movie - Different lengths of lug-rail.
81) Advanced lug-rail functionality.
Lug-rail provides and easy way to insert multiple lugs into blocks.
Movie - Advanced lug-rail functionality.
82) Basic lug-rail functionality.
Lug-rail provides and easy way to insert multiple lugs into blocks.
Movie - Basic lug-rail functionality.
83) Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
The figures on the left illustrate cross-sections of these two block type. The additional lugs simply extends the blocks ability to interconnect to other blocks.
Movie - Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
84) Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
-and-with-two-lugs-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Advanced-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
85) Functionality of Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
This illustration shows how Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs operates.
Movie - Functionality of Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
Picture - Functionality of Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
PDF - Functionality of Advanced-lugless block with one and two lugs.
86) Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
The figures on the left illustrate cross-sections of these two block type. The additional lugs simply extends the blocks ability to interconnect to other blocks.
Movie - Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
87) Different lengths of Basic-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
-and-with-two-lugs-(right).jpg "Different lengths of Basic-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right). Click to enlarge picture.")
Block can be manufactured any multiple of cubes long.
Movie - Different lengths of Basic-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
Picture - Different lengths of Basic-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
PDF - Different lengths of Basic-lugless block with one lugs (left) and with two lugs (right).
88) Functionality of Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
This illustration shows how Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs operates.
Movie - Functionality of Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
Picture - Functionality of Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
PDF - Functionality of Basic-lugless block with one and two lugs.
89) Advanced (top) and Basic (bottom) panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
-and-basic-(bottom)-panel-rail-(actual-part-name-is-trimforsideswithoutlugsdouble).jpg "Advanced (top) and Basic (bottom) panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
Shown here are cross-Sections of panel-rail on left and whole parts on right. Panel rails are used to attach panel pieces together.
90) Different lengths of panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
.jpg "Different lengths of panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
Panel-rail can be any multiple of cubes long. This illustration shows four different sizes of Advanced panel-rail on the left and four different sizes of Basic panel-rail on the right.
Movie - Different lengths of panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
Picture - Different lengths of panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
PDF - Different lengths of panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
91) Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
.jpg "Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
This illustration shows how Advanced panel-rail works.
Movie - Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
Picture - Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
PDF - Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
92) Close up view of Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
.jpg "Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
CLOSE UP VIEW. This illustration shows how Advanced panel-rail works.
Movie - Close up view of Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
Picture - Close up view of Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
PDF - Close up view of Advanced panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
93) Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
.jpg "Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
This illustration shows how Basic panel-rail works.
Movie - Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
Picture - Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
PDF - Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
94) Close up view of Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
.jpg "Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble). Click to enlarge picture.")
CLOSE UP VIEW. This illustration shows how Basic panel-rail works.
Movie - Close up view of Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
Picture - Close up view of Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
PDF - Close up view of Basic panel-rail (Actual part name is TrimForSidesWithoutLugsDouble).
95) Panel-pin.
Panel-pins lock panels together and secure them to roofs.
96) Roof panels.
Advanced panel on left. Basic Panel on right.
97) Roof panels embedded with solar panels.
Roof panels can have hardware embedded in them. Wire can traverse the crevices between panels. Crevices are to be sealed with foam.
Movie - Roof panels embedded with solar panels.
98) Ridge panels.
Ridge panels get draped over ridges.
99) Ridge panel functionality.
This illustration shows how ridge panels work.
Movie - Ridge panel functionality.
100) Reinforced Panels.
This illustration shows how panels can be reinforced.
101) Modular Container Construction.
This Illustration shows how easily modular containers can be built.
Movie - Modular Container Construction.