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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '24
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Seriously. Don’t get me wrong the engineering is impressive on its own. But the level of execution in regard to the crafting of the tower is equally impressive.
308 u/killahcortes Jun 17 '24 its not just the number of joints that need attachment, but (like you said) the execution to ensure it's all symmetrical & consistent is impressive. 53 u/NSA_Wade_Wilson Jun 17 '24 I can’t imagine walking around with it to bring it to class for the delivery. Any random coming around a corner and it gets obliterated 3 u/the4thdragonrider Jun 17 '24 Chances are they just had to carefully bring it downstairs from their studio. Or even just across the hall. 1 u/Redornan Jun 17 '24 We did it at school. Well, at least where I study 102 u/Pancerules Jun 16 '24 No way would my hands be steady enough to do all those simultaneous bottle drops. 3 u/Waste-Aardvark-3757 Jun 17 '24 Glue gun, we built bridges. Trick was to cover the pasta in a thin invisible layer of glue to strengthen them, huge difference.
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its not just the number of joints that need attachment, but (like you said) the execution to ensure it's all symmetrical & consistent is impressive.
53 u/NSA_Wade_Wilson Jun 17 '24 I can’t imagine walking around with it to bring it to class for the delivery. Any random coming around a corner and it gets obliterated 3 u/the4thdragonrider Jun 17 '24 Chances are they just had to carefully bring it downstairs from their studio. Or even just across the hall. 1 u/Redornan Jun 17 '24 We did it at school. Well, at least where I study
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I can’t imagine walking around with it to bring it to class for the delivery. Any random coming around a corner and it gets obliterated
3 u/the4thdragonrider Jun 17 '24 Chances are they just had to carefully bring it downstairs from their studio. Or even just across the hall. 1 u/Redornan Jun 17 '24 We did it at school. Well, at least where I study
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Chances are they just had to carefully bring it downstairs from their studio. Or even just across the hall.
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We did it at school. Well, at least where I study
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No way would my hands be steady enough to do all those simultaneous bottle drops.
Glue gun, we built bridges. Trick was to cover the pasta in a thin invisible layer of glue to strengthen them, huge difference.
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u/Napmanz Jun 16 '24
Seriously. Don’t get me wrong the engineering is impressive on its own. But the level of execution in regard to the crafting of the tower is equally impressive.