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most likely due to the caveats I assume: "Two caveats. This only works for a table with equal legs, where the wobble is caused by an uneven floor. If the table
by ranie93 7y ago
most likely due to the caveats I assume:
"Two caveats. This only works for a table with equal legs, where the wobble is caused by an uneven floor. If the table has uneven legs, you probably need the folded napkin. Also, the floor can be bumpy but has to be free of steps"
Spherical cows rearing their ugly heads once again
- SAI_Peregrinus 7y agoIt also requires a table with multiple legs, instead of a single pillar table (common outdoors). If the top->pillar->base connection chain has a weak point that's wobbly no amount of rotation or napkins will fix it.
- thfuran 7y agoHow does that work? I guess the sphere just expands?
- zentiggr 7y agoOld physics joke about using approximations to model a farming problem... "Start with a spherical cow in vacuum, ..."