What are Chris's favorite materials for building complex mechanisms?

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In summary, Chris's favorite materials for building complex mechanisms are metal alloys such as steel and aluminum, as well as high-density plastics and composite materials. He also values the use of precision tools and computer-aided design software to create precise and intricate designs. Additionally, Chris emphasizes the importance of durability and strength in his material choices to ensure the longevity and functionality of his mechanisms.
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Hello, I am Chris, I am from Austria and enjoy complex mechanisms!

I love to build and try them first with legos and then start the real build with Aluminium or Wood.

CU soon, till then, happy engineering!
 
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