I can relate to This

[McRide]

Looks about right...

 

[G Squared]

Simple solution to complex problems. Perfect. I can see where that probably took a talented engineer to devise.

 

[Uncle Hud]

I'm a civil engineer, and our flowchart is much simpler: Does It Move?

No = good

Yes = uh, oh; someone's probably going to be killed

(Interesting post, especially with CNC software on the table and a green, fancy-milled something at the lower left.)

 

[Bearly Flying]

Scariest words in the Oilpatch, "I am an Engineer, and I am here to Help".........

 

[C&C]

Flowchart is incomplete; at least two items are missing: staples and shims.

 

[BakerBoy]

Whenever I see this flowchart, it is readily apparent there's an error. The WD-40 branch has a bug in it..

Rather than just blasting it with WD-40, the following decision must be made:

"Is it fragile?"

--> Yes --> Hammer

--> No --> WD-40

 

[LKLD]

Flowchart is incomplete; at least two items are missing: staples and shims.

Zip ties.

 

[ionbeam]

...(Interesting post, especially with CNC software on the table and a green, fancy-milled something at the lower left.)

The software can be used for real work like cutting precision parts but it can also be used as 'artistic' software for embossing and carving. In this case the person appears to be a sign maker, the 'green, fancy-milled something' is the raw material that a sign was milled from and it's awaiting paint. Bust' here on the Forum also made a go at this kind of tool/software making some interesting signs and plaques.

But, most important is this flow chart: