Practical Engineering | How to build a wall-mounted cat tree @PracticalEngineeringChannel | Uploaded January 2015 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
We got a kitten for Christmas. His name is Hank. We wanted a place for him to get away from the dog (if he wants) and a place where the dog couldn't get his food. This is what I came up with.
By the way, the math I used to calculate the forces within the shelf is called engineering statics, because it involves calculating the forces within static structures or structures which are not moving. I’m a civil engineer for my day job, so I’m trying to bridge that into my hobbies and videos. If you’re interested in seeing more engineering concepts in my videos, please let me know in the comments. And if you think it’s a boring interruption to the project, let me know that too!
Music with permission by Jason Eddens (teddyandwendy.bandcamp.com)
We got a kitten for Christmas. His name is Hank. We wanted a place for him to get away from the dog (if he wants) and a place where the dog couldn't get his food. This is what I came up with.
By the way, the math I used to calculate the forces within the shelf is called engineering statics, because it involves calculating the forces within static structures or structures which are not moving. I’m a civil engineer for my day job, so I’m trying to bridge that into my hobbies and videos. If you’re interested in seeing more engineering concepts in my videos, please let me know in the comments. And if you think it’s a boring interruption to the project, let me know that too!
Music with permission by Jason Eddens (teddyandwendy.bandcamp.com)
