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A parody of Ikea furniture's instructions from How to Be a Dad (or at least stamped with their watermark) featuring a chair and table with M.C. Escher's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_cube impossible cube]. Notice also the optical illusions in the nut and wood pieces, the absurdly high number of double-headed screws required, and the "16.5x" amount for double-tipped screw. With the way SS13's construction system works, it does sometimes feel like you're working with bizarre material requirements and defying standard physics.
A parody of Ikea furniture's instructions from How to Be a Dad (or at least stamped with their watermark) featuring a chair and table with M.C. Escher's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_cube impossible cube]. Notice also the optical illusions in the nut and wood pieces, the absurdly high number of double-headed screws required, and the "16.5x" amount for double-tipped screw. With the way SS13's construction system works, it does sometimes feel like you're working with bizarre material requirements and defying standard physics.
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 29 October 2023

A parody of Ikea furniture's instructions from How to Be a Dad (or at least stamped with their watermark) featuring a chair and table with M.C. Escher's impossible cube. Notice also the optical illusions in the nut and wood pieces, the absurdly high number of double-headed screws required, and the "16.5x" amount for double-tipped screw. With the way SS13's construction system works, it does sometimes feel like you're working with bizarre material requirements and defying standard physics.

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