Uni-engineering!

That's great.

Imagine if that drawing actually made it to the shop floor!


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Hahaha, "Escher Bracket"....I love it!


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I just found out what Escher is. Now thats something to remember.

e39m5


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I did a little research and haven't found the exact origin of the
"'Trichotometric Indicator Support' (http://tinyurl.com/dn8g8) " but I'm
pretty sure it wasn't an Escher piece.

It was first widely featured by Mad Magazine (as well as several other
print media) in the mid 60's. I remember seeing this figure in a copy
of Mad from the late 80's (since Mad loves to re-print it's own material
over, and over, and over) and have been fascinated by it ever since...

Escher may have nothing to do with the figures in the above diagram, but
his name was the first in my mind when I saw the image.


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