Truss Merch
Description: A schematic diagram illustrating the calculation of deformation for a truss structure. It begins with a visual representation of the truss with labeled points A, B, C, D, E, F, and P, along with dimensions and reaction forces RyA and RyP. The diagram proceeds to show a 'Free Body Diagram' followed by equations for moment and force equilibrium, and finally, the formula for deformation: \"delta = F / A\".
Description: The Sensimedia “Can’t Truss It” T-Shirt is a is an homage to the Public Enemy song Can’t Truss It, off the 1991 hip-hop classic Apocalypse 91…The Enemy Strikes Black LP. Public Enemy co-founder Chuck D described the song as being about how “the corporate world of today is just a different kind of slavery”.
Description: A grayscale design featuring a portrait of Benjamin Franklin in an oval frame, wearing a baseball cap that says "DAT BAG CALL'N", and holding a stack of hundred-dollar bills. Banners above and below the portrait contain text: "Dat BAG Call'n In GOD we Truss" and "Pick up da Phone".
Dat BAG Call'n In GOD we Truss Pick up da Phone with Benjamin Franklin holding money Kids T-Shirt
by CanvasWizardStudio
$19
Description: A dark blue, wireframe-style representation of a large truss bridge against a black background. The structure features multiple levels of crisscrossing beams and vertical supports, with a clear view of its intricate engineering. The overall effect is schematic and architectural.
Description: A stark white graphic on a black background features the text "TRUSS ME - I'M A CIVIL ENGINEER" in bold block letters at the top. Below the text is a detailed depiction of a suspension bridge, spanning across a silhouette of a city skyline. The bridge has tall, arched towers and numerous suspension cables.
Description: A black and white portrait of Benjamin Franklin, depicted as if on currency, wearing a baseball cap with the text "MOTO DACE DETE SONS". He is holding a stack of US dollar bills to his ear. The design includes the phrases "Dat BAG Call'n In GOD we Truss" and "Pick up da Phone" in banner-like elements.