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Five hours to go for Follow Up Challenge 1.1
andrew_troup
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https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/comment/12840/#Comment_12840
At this time. no entrant has successfully cracked this one!
NOTE: the animations in the linked post all show how NOT to do it.
The key criterion is that the two broken halves should fit together perfectly,
and that the break should look just like the graphic in the first post of the linked thread.
I'm aware of one rather simple solution, BTW....
At this time. no entrant has successfully cracked this one!
NOTE: the animations in the linked post all show how NOT to do it.
The key criterion is that the two broken halves should fit together perfectly,
and that the break should look just like the graphic in the first post of the linked thread.
I'm aware of one rather simple solution, BTW....
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