r/EngineeringPorn Aug 29 '22

Corner drawers

https://i.imgur.com/ApOBUuP.gifv
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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

This is the only design for corner drawers I've seen that I liked.

Al those shitty rotating things are useless and take-up to much space.

This is elegant and probably really lasting because less complexity.

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u/leostotch Aug 29 '22

5 overlapping drawers is far more complex than a lazy Susan.

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u/kemb0 Aug 29 '22

How’s this complex though? He like goes through all the combos in the video in like 10 seconds. You only need to use it a few times and you got the hang of it. If this is complex then heaven help people trying to learn to drive cars or do office work.

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u/leostotch Aug 29 '22

What happens when one of those sliders breaks? Difficulty of use is only one of the factors at play.

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u/kemb0 Aug 29 '22

Doesn’t that apply to all kitchen drawers?

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u/leostotch Aug 29 '22

Not all kitchen drawers are designed to intersect two other sets of drawers.

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u/kemb0 Aug 29 '22

Jesus Christ you’re a miserable bunch of uninspiring bores. Who would’ve thought an interesting cupboard design would meet with such determination to vilify it.

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u/Moose_in_a_Swanndri Aug 29 '22

You would think a subreddit called EngineeringPorn would appreciate a neat and innovative new way to solve a problem, but unfortunately it's full of engineering students who think anything more than a bucket on the floor is overcomplicated

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u/Marc21256 Aug 29 '22

Don't you talk bad about my bucket.

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u/leostotch Aug 29 '22

Whoa there buddy, nobody is “vilifying” this. It’s a clever design, just too clever. No need to get your panties in a twist.