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cyberbug posted:
You could probably do it with a good bridge team but you'd need 2 to 3 trained guys at all times, so like 6 people in the car.
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Boogalo posted:Here's an educational and also thread favorite video. ahahhahahahahaha that slow motion of his finger
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Wirth1000 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJrXth2Cyuk Wearing that loving tie and then getting more views than there ARE machinists, just overnight this guy with his clout made it ok to wear a tie in the shop in a sense. Normalized in an instant.
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Super Soaker Party! posted:Weird, an instant is the same amount of time it will take the lathe to grab the tie and turn all those mechanics into a rotating bag of skin and bones slurry I like working at the place with the broken lathe because then there's no lathe hazards
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Guessing he does a few photoshoots in the shop there and has a team doing the actual builds? I have no idea how you'd grind or wire wheel for more than a few minutes without PPE and have it be tolerable regardless of safety from severe injury
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A few CNC tools go a long way, so does tig
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