WARNING!!!!! Accidental dropping of Addiator can cut off a toe or kill a Chihuahua!!!!

If you have ever seen the 80's classic "Crocodile Dundee", invision the scene where the guy trys to mug Mick (Crocdile Dundee). Now imagine it set in 2005.....



"THAT'S NOT A PALM PILOT ."






"THAT'S A PALM PILOT !"

Okay .... If you have never seen the movie or did not think it was funny, then you just do not know addiator comedy at it's best.. Or maybe my need for sleep has made me delusional. Take your pick. Reading over it I pick the latter.

Anyway, if you want to see how to use this croquet mallet disguised as a mathematical tool click on the link below.

Instructions and Information on Addiator use.

The above Addiator is not the original. The original Addiator, pictured below, was credited to inventor J. L. Troncet of France in 1889. A link to his work and the mechanics of the Addiator is below the picture .



Troncets or Slide Adders