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This is an open source 3d printed build that includes examples of a
möbius ribon, torus, trefoil knot, Klein bottle, and Sphericon. This
collection of the most interesting but not necessarily most anything
else shapes could be printed out as sample parts that market the
process, math, weirdness,
and are accessible to people with
disabilities.
Ouroboros
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouroboros
Very nasty ... [8th of 7, Apr 23 2015]
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+2 if animatronic but furry |
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A field of galloping torus would be a sight to behold. |
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Howabout a fractal paper doll elephant? |
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Remember to include a Hoberman sphere. |
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Paper mache petting zoo ? Do not get it wet. |
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For the 'dangerous animals' section of the zoo you could slip
in a few Chinese finger-traps. |
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Like a topological petting zoo. |
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// 'dangerous animals' // |
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"Sir, a moment of your time for a public survey please, sir how do you feel about this exhibit?"
"Why... with my hands of course." (+) |
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^ That is a touching affirmation of this concept. |
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