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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 6082535" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Why?&nbsp; Can't you press a second Hole onto the wall of the first one?&nbsp; And a third onto the second?&nbsp; If you insist on flat floors, but are willing to accept an area with a 20 foot ceiling/depth, place the first Hole on the floor.&nbsp; From inside place three more on the walls.&nbsp; That fills all around that one circle, with a shade of overlap (the difference between 3 and 3.1459).&nbsp; On the lower section of each spoke, place another Hole.&nbsp; You can also put a rim around the spokes by placing more holes on the wall or flat end of each of them, then going down again.&nbsp; Finish by placing a Hole on the floor of the first, central Hole, so that all come down to the same depth of 20 feet.Your portable workroom/space has a 6 foot opening, probably a spiral stair or ladder leading down, and then as much floor space below as your character can afford.&nbsp; And it can be expanded as needed by adding more as they become available,Alternately, since the Hole is a simple circle of black silk when not opened, could you stitch two or more pieces of &quot;silk&quot; together?&nbsp; The topside footprint is now as big as your Hole, but it's only 10 feet deep now and doesn't take two holes to get the floor space of one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 6082535, member: 6669384"] Why? Can't you press a second Hole onto the wall of the first one? And a third onto the second? If you insist on flat floors, but are willing to accept an area with a 20 foot ceiling/depth, place the first Hole on the floor. From inside place three more on the walls. That fills all around that one circle, with a shade of overlap (the difference between 3 and 3.1459). On the lower section of each spoke, place another Hole. You can also put a rim around the spokes by placing more holes on the wall or flat end of each of them, then going down again. Finish by placing a Hole on the floor of the first, central Hole, so that all come down to the same depth of 20 feet. Your portable workroom/space has a 6 foot opening, probably a spiral stair or ladder leading down, and then as much floor space below as your character can afford. And it can be expanded as needed by adding more as they become available, Alternately, since the Hole is a simple circle of black silk when not opened, could you stitch two or more pieces of "silk" together? The topside footprint is now as big as your Hole, but it's only 10 feet deep now and doesn't take two holes to get the floor space of one. [/QUOTE]

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