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'''Mauricio Acero''' and friend designed the cooker shown in the photos. This design uses an entire aluminum sheet without any waste. In addition it is wider than it is deep to make it easier to reach the cooking pot. This cooker won the distinction as the best project of the semester at the Universidad Autonoma de Bucaramanga and is now on display in the engineering building. |
'''Mauricio Acero''' and friend designed the cooker shown in the photos. This design uses an entire aluminum sheet without any waste. In addition it is wider than it is deep to make it easier to reach the cooking pot. This cooker won the distinction as the best project of the semester at the Universidad Autonoma de Bucaramanga and is now on display in the engineering building. |
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Mauricio Acero and friend designed the cooker shown in the photos. This design uses an entire aluminum sheet without any waste. In addition it is wider than it is deep to make it easier to reach the cooking pot. This cooker won the distinction as the best project of the semester at the Universidad Autonoma de Bucaramanga and is now on display in the engineering building.
