Hi.
Re. stainless honeycomb core:
It is very expensive.
Even the aluminium variety is.
And because such cores are usually intended to be used for compound forms as well as straight ones, rather flexible.
The skins (intentionally in plural as one is almost as good as nothing) gives the core the rigidity we tend to expect from a honeycomb core panel.
Looks a lot like the honeycombs xTool sells.
Those are made out of individual strips that are not attached to eachother in any way other than friction, so any kind of cutting or otherwise modifying one will be very tricky.
Why would it be a typo?
That’s the basis of that kind of a busines model on that kind of a platform.
And that kind of items are not exactly cheap or easy to ship internationally either.
@harenasher , there was a thread about affordable honeycomb beds a while ago, I’ll try to find it when I have a bit more time.
Edit:
My memory played a few tricks once again, the thread was about a much larger bed.
That company does obviously sell smaller ones as well.
Regards,
Sam
