2 ms·
I believe this table needs a column for the disassembly process as well. I bought and assembled a TUFFING Bunk Bed years ago, and even though the complexity of
by selcuka 3mo ago
I believe this table needs a column for the disassembly process as well.
I bought and assembled a TUFFING Bunk Bed years ago, and even though the complexity of assembly is reported as 4644 on this web site (which is also suspiciously low), as far as I can tell the only way to disassemble it is to use an angle grinder.
- gregsadetsky 3mo agothe comments on ikea's site seem to agree with you - lots of extremely negative ones about the assembly I did not do sentiment analysis on the comments (to modify my fudge factor mentioned elsewhere - which is the bulk of my complexity rating computation), but that could be a good next step..!
- xxs 3mo ago> use an angle grinder. I do use wood glue on all dowel pins, so most stuff is assembly once only. Unless the furniture provides metal inserts for machine screws, I do not consider it disassembly material. It's likely to exhibit the spontaneous disassembly on its right own otherwise (or squeak soon enough)
- designerarvid 3mo agoTuffing is “tough guy”, somewhat appropriate
- Keyframe 3mo agoI had to disassemble some furniture as well recently. It had one and a half million screws and whatnots and since it was going to recycling center anyways I figured out sledgehammer was as good tool as any. Turns out it was better than _any_, ultrafast (take that claude!) and a ton of fun.
- doubled112 3mo agoI’ve used a reciprocating saw on a couch before.
- dmittman 3mo agoJD? That you?