Footbridge - Inspired by Da Vinci's self-supporting bridge

[@roberto_af]

Very good. Congratulations.

[@peterbarlow8912]

Loved the hard to find curved claw hammer. Almost left when I saw screws. Glad I stayed for the gorgeous cat! It’s more of a bridge to a chicken ladder. The bridge part just made the chicken ladder part steeper. Seen too many DaVinci bridge videos lately.

[@tedbryer2512]

HA HA HA !!! your bridge just got a Cat Scan!!! It will last for years!!! WELL DONE!!!

[@bricology]

Kitteh is like "This minez now; you jump across stream."

[@surveycivil]

Very nicely done.

[@AmeIce]

Hey Bro' we met and drank in the guest house in Tokyo during your last night (Kevin) Keep up the amazing work man, it's qualitative content ! Hope we could meet again one day !

[@raetast]

Haha hey man how's it going! Great to hear from you. That was a fun night! 🤪

[@medcreat]

Great job and good value for money

[@korsez]

Looks good. Next time you service the bridge or on a next one keep gaps between baords so they would have space to move when contracting and expanding. Will be in good shape for longer then.

[@raetast]

You're absolutely right, I learned the way. One of the boards eventually popped out 😅

[@korsez]

@@raetast oh well waiting for a vid with bridge renovation then:D

[@wizardsuth]

It would also help rainwater drain from the surface.

[@yeomanswork2617]

Good work man!

[@raetast]

Thanks!

[@bryans3287]

Imagine bamboo works too

[@lildeli3rddimention]

Might help to use a shorter driver bit!

[@ricardopaixao9926]

Admirável aplicação de da Vince!

[@andrewprahst2529]

Screws? Screws are for the weak.

[@LyleRohr]

Great engineering. That’s gonna rot though.

[@glenngipman7773]

Self supporting means no screws.

[@raetast]

You're right! It was just inspired by his idea 😉

[@korsez]

Those few screws wouldn't help much if it wouldn't be self supporting. He would need a lot more supports and screws to make more traditional construction bridge. I would say it's still self supporting frame in general. You can say those screws are just an insurance so that none of the members would slip

[@peterbarlow8912]

They’re just there to hold the cross locks. Some of these bridges use more elaborate joinery to key parts in place.