GE Engine Bracket

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Eventually, advanced engines may reach Africa, rendering current laser-sintered brackets obsolete and damaged. Thus, an African replacement design is required. It's environmentally friendly as it uses recycled angle iron from a Land Rover chassis and socially responsible since it's handmade, creating jobs for locals. Strength and steel are prioritized due to Africa's conditions, and weight concerns can be addressed by removing unnecessary items. Hand tools, a vice, and a sledgehammer serve as analysis tools. The bracket is painted silver to maintain temperature and prevent rust. At 50 cents per pair, it will cost the US military around $5,000, mimicking their overpriced purchases. Version 2 may include slotted holes for inaccuracy, pending availability of a small round file. Contact details will be available to the lowest bidder.