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Oversized Objects IRL Are Wildly Entertaining Imagine walking into a park and seeing a GIANT mug or pencil 🖊️ People shared their favorite finds—prepare for weird, fun vibes. 🔗 See them all here:
I got a monster-sized zucchini for free today at a church that gives away veggies (and yes, there's a regular-sized banana next to it for scale in the photo).Now I want to see other people’s massive, random—yet everyday—items they’ve found! 1. No Photoshop allowed.
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Interlocking Parts for Giant Objects
Contributor: Chelsea Misquith
Assembly of a Ball, Turtle, and Duck via staff.utsc.edu.cn
Ever wanted to print a giant object using the 3D Printing @ Gerstein + MADlab service? Exciting research from China and Singapore puts forward one way to get around it: creating interlocking parts in your 3D design that can be printed out separately and then combines without using glue or any other connecting material.
Ring Puzzle via staff.utsc.edu.cn
Read more here: http://staff.ustc.edu.cn/~songpeng/subpage/2015-GMP-Interlock/
