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It makes sense. After all, in real life I would just wiggle the peg to "walk" it back out of the hole, and that only works if the body is not perfectly rigid, a
by jschwartzi 10y ago
It makes sense. After all, in real life I would just wiggle the peg to "walk" it back out of the hole, and that only works if the body is not perfectly rigid, and no body is perfectly rigid.
- static_noise 10y agoIn reality your body could have barbed hooks which insert easily but dig into the walls when you try to pull it out. Wiggling doesn't help there.
- lostlogin 10y agoI'm currently repairing some 1940s windows and replacing the hinges. I can say with confidence that some things are completely rigid and will never be moved despite use of hand and power tool. Old hardwood and steel construction.