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Biohazard
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This is a symbol I've always found intriguing; not because of its meaning, but rather just because it looks cool. Its symmetrical geometry is appealing in some strnage way. So here is a simple inlay for it in European 4 in 1.
It's a medium to large-ish sized inlay, consisting of 67 rows by 57 columns (rows and columns, hereby defined as being a single line of rings). A total of 3786 rings are needed for this inlay; 1194 Black rings are needed for Biohazard symbol, 2592 contrasting rings are needed for the field.
As usual, the inlay pattern was created using AutoCAD, underlaying an image under an array of ring blocks and changing ring colors to match the image.
It's a medium to large-ish sized inlay, consisting of 67 rows by 57 columns (rows and columns, hereby defined as being a single line of rings). A total of 3786 rings are needed for this inlay; 1194 Black rings are needed for Biohazard symbol, 2592 contrasting rings are needed for the field.
As usual, the inlay pattern was created using AutoCAD, underlaying an image under an array of ring blocks and changing ring colors to match the image.
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