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“Dead Nuts: a search for the ultimate machined object” Opening Day User Submitted

When: Sat., July 27, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 2019
Phone: 415-773-0303
Email: info@sfmcd.org
Price: $8 General Admission
sfmcd.org/dead-nuts
Posed as a question in 2009 to an online forum called Practical Machinist, over a period of several months, a small community debated “What is the ultimate machine object/mechanism?” They proposed their favorites in an ongoing conversation of posts and responses. This exhibition will present objects that makers and enthusiasts themselves have proposed as “the ultimate machined object”.

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