Here is my MoI Solid model Klein Bottle. Does this solve the problem?

Michael T.

The part thats the "fake out" is that, if you look at Michael's model, at some point, the "open part" becomes the "some thickness part".

For instance, what can go inside of or is there an inside of 1/2 inch thick metal bar???

This is my statement that it is fake.. It cant be done. (in reality)

Burr, Can you show me where mine is a fake? I have not checked it into any other systems yet, but would appreciate the feedback.

thanks

Michael T.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra62LW6NuGk

video of a klein bottle in a guy's hand

Hi Michael T.
"""""Burr, Can you show me where mine is a fake? I have not checked it into any other systems yet, but would appreciate the feedback."""""

Let's see if this can do it..

It's been stated that "you cant do it with a surface, but you can do it with a SOLID"..

Here I have seperated out your surfaces. Showing the main part of the body. I colored the exterior as REd to note the 2 different pieces.. The original color is your grey color... This would be exclaimed as "solid" (The space in between the grey and red is some type of "material"...



Here I have added the surface that is connected to the grey "inside surface" of the "thickness".. This would denote that the exterior of the orange surface is "Solid" or some type of material..



If you follow that down into where it penetrates the large body again, you will discover that the solid becomes the space..

Someone needs to explain to me how "Glass" can do that...

Hi Burr,

Here is a section cut view of the part. I'm still not sure what you mean. Sorry for my thick-headedness :-)

Michael T.

Hi Burr, do you mean something like this surface model as opposed to the solid model?

Hi Michael T,
No, you are correct and I misread your model.. Thanks for following through with that for me.. (What do you type for the embarrassment smiley again???)

Thanks Burr.

"(What do you type for the embarrassment smiley again???)"

Not sure, but I myself would have to use it a lot! :-)

Michael T.