Post by Mikoto on Aug 13, 2015 3:22:57 GMT
Research
Thread: log-horizon.proboards.com/thread/6078/carry-solo-crafting?page=1&scrollTo=27417
Researchers: Mikoto
Number of Posts: 4
Crafting Recipe Proposed: Its a basic two wheeled cart to be draw by either oxen or horses. Its design allows it to carry people and goods. The side walls are sloped outward slightly to allow oddly shaped items to be loaded and unloaded without too much difficulty. Around the outside of the carts bed are tie down points where tarps can be secured or ropes tied off to help keep the carts contents dry or secure during transit.
Explanation: Mikoto's experience with attempting to build a ladder has allowed her a brief look at the construction of various objects. Taking those principles into consideration and being relatively desperate for money and noting a lack of vehicles capable of transporting large quantities of goods over land allowed her to come to the idea of building a wagon. Keeping her lack of real life experience with building anything she worked to keep the cart as simple as she could so as to allow for ease of repair and more forgiveness in its overall construction.
Thread: log-horizon.proboards.com/thread/6078/carry-solo-crafting?page=1&scrollTo=27417
Researchers: Mikoto
Number of Posts: 4
Crafting Recipe Proposed: Its a basic two wheeled cart to be draw by either oxen or horses. Its design allows it to carry people and goods. The side walls are sloped outward slightly to allow oddly shaped items to be loaded and unloaded without too much difficulty. Around the outside of the carts bed are tie down points where tarps can be secured or ropes tied off to help keep the carts contents dry or secure during transit.
Explanation: Mikoto's experience with attempting to build a ladder has allowed her a brief look at the construction of various objects. Taking those principles into consideration and being relatively desperate for money and noting a lack of vehicles capable of transporting large quantities of goods over land allowed her to come to the idea of building a wagon. Keeping her lack of real life experience with building anything she worked to keep the cart as simple as she could so as to allow for ease of repair and more forgiveness in its overall construction.
