/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>818763
Well OP you dun goofed.
You didn't lurk long enough to learn how bad you are going to be received by using the term "tiny house" on this board.

I know "/diy/ they make stuff! I can get some inspiration here?

Sorry, it's a strange evolution of board culture turned to meme to hate all threads about small structures and alternative living.

Best to try to fit in and get one of those good jobs your grand-daddy used to talk about before he started drinking himself to death in front of the 24 hour news cycle after forced retirement.

Just disregard the fact this generation is the most heavily indebted group of people in know human history.
It's just you and you alone everyone else is doing fine. Their is something wrong with you for not making 5 figures.
Just keep your head down and pray somebody will vote for something that will fix it all up.

Don't even think about learning to live comfortably with less. Just get some credit cards and buy bigger shit. Quality of life, just like your own self worth is based solely on your purchasing power.
Why would you want a self sustainable custom built habitat specifically designed for your life style. Just rent a big ugly box and fill it with crap you don't use more than a few times a year at most.

So your not a looser any more... right?

But if this rant was sarcasm and I too have been doing research into this I would look into "coffin motels", submarine/ship utilities (plumbing) and maybe even start looking up some of the mars colony rover concepts (for insulation and long term small space habitation layouts).
I might even think about weaving material (structure webbing, Mylar insulation, utility tubes air/ water/ power) into a laminated skin, maybe even use positive air pressure to add rigidity to the structure.

>>767818
Don't know about OP but I don't need much space to be comfy pic related easy to keep comfy warm plus bonus ship bunk like design. I plan on building at least one on each side built into the floor (where the armor is thickest) leaving more open space in the living area.

>>750552
This is dated and doesn't show you can now buy a CastAR rig for $350 and cover the walls in cheap reflective screen turning the interior in to a wrap around interactive display.
So yeah holodeck living space can make it appear larger on the inside.
I find my self acually using small portions of my living space, like the four square feet (computer station) I live at when home, or the little kitchen table I sit at with friends. The space between holds stuff I don't interact with just store and dust.
I might not be every one but I know I'm not alone.
Don't need much to be left alone to be happy.