i'll start

>>508730211 (OP)
accuracy be rassis an shieeeet

>>508730211 (OP)
How do you even make something like that?

>>508731331
Electrode drilling or something like that. It's got micron accuracy but is slow and tricky to get right.

Seamless cnc isn't like a huge deal besides the programming. Look at the state of everything around and tell me where seamless? You'll just get RE and then complain when your initial has been dropped by hundreds of thousands and then you've been replaced once again.

>>508731331

>>508730211 (OP)
I see the lines

>>508731603
“... the pithecoids, the orang-outang, the gorilla, and the chimpanzee can, and as the Occult Sciences teach, do, descend from the animalized Fourth human Root-Race, being the product of man and an extinct species of mammal – whose remote ancestors were themselves the product of Lemurian bestiality – which lived in the Miocene age. The ancestry of this semi-human monster is explained in the Stanzas as originating in the sin of the “Mind-less” races of the middle Third Race period.” (“The Secret Doctrine” Vol. 2, p. 683)

>>508731331
robots

Why won't the webm play?

>>508731993
Looks like we found a darkie

>>508732166

>>508731331
I remember them saying that both sides are cut from seperate pieces to get them to join that cleanly.

Darklets BTFO

national average iq is 103 now and dropping

>>508731331
it's called electrical discharge machining

>>508730211 (OP)
nggh such ... precision

>>508732556
More like 98, Mestizos are fucking DIM.

>>508732777
and on the opposite side of the spectrum, bmw

>>508732777
>>508733033
czechd

>>508731331
Wire edm

>>508732556
orangutans are going extinct

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yworB2ySUUc

>>508731331
It's called High Tolerancing - also Geometric Dimensiong & Tolerancing to control position & Size, coupled with High Precision CNC Machining. Mfg. Engineer Here.

>>508730211 (OP)
Restraint

>>508735321
Im looking to get a hole tapped in stainless for M2 screws but one of my guys said it can only be thread milled, not manually drilled tapped. The hole is 2mm deep.
Is he a liar?

>>508734729
We can save them
Best monkey ever thoughbeit

>>508730211 (OP)
This is white supremacy. Who gave you permission to post a white supremacy?

>>508730211 (OP)
On a side note, I did a basic image search for "fatherhood" with Brave Search and then Google, and holy shit, the entire term is completely pozzed. Nearly every single image is a nigger father and child, which is obviously not even real. It is difficult to even find an image with a White man in it.

>>508731685
Yeah, the lower and upper prongs are right there, they just look like fingerprints

>>508735321
Answer me or you’re LARPing

>>508735609
the general rule is 1.5x thread minimum for tap depth. You are asking for trouble there.

>>508735321
Why in the fuck would you use a cnc for a tolerance that tight when you can use a wire edm for a fraction of the cost? You’re the type of dumbass who would make a door hinge to +/- 0.0002 and have the damn thing cost $200

>>508736458
But I did buy a $200 door hinge

>>508735321
You are a faggot engineers are autistic fucking retards and we make your retarded plans work

>>508735609
Machinist here, I would not drill tap stainless unless you have some really badass taps that you do not mind if they snap in half mid cycle. Or a very badass programmer willing to program peck tapping. I’d rather thread mill

>>508735609
>Is he a liar?
yes. you can blind hole power tap #0-80 in a jalopy bridgeport with a little practice. id form tap unless there was some reason it had to be cut tapped but either way is trivial
whats the problem with threadmilling?

>>508735609
He's not a liar, he's a damn liar! Go slow and don't gall the SS.

>>508735609
You have to know the thread pitch - is it a coarse thread or fine thread? That will determine how much thread engagment you get. First understand your thread pitch, then you could get a hand tap and see if you get enough thread engagement based on depth. Alternatively can use a Helicoil insert possibly

>>508731331
>Step 1: EDM both halves from two separate pieces of material.
>Step 2: Amaze plebs with no concept of modern machining processes.
>Step 3: Profit.

>>508730211 (OP)
There's not enough room on the internet to post thinks niggers are incapable of.

>>508736458
>doesnt know wire parts from sinker shit
why does every internet armchair machinist think wire edm is the beall endall?

>>508730211 (OP)
There's a visible seam at the top.

>>508731331
computahs

>>508730211 (OP)
A successful marriage.

how useful is all this technology for making home-made guns?

>>508736624
Nice Machining Work - Stub Acme threads. Looks like Iron for Oil field tools.

>>508736867
theres a visible seam down the center of my nutsack. You wanna deeply analyze that also?

>>508736985
Not stub, TSH premium. Cheap steal for downhole O&E, yeah

>>508736964
>how useful is all this technology for making home-made guns
total overkill

>>508730211 (OP)

>>508736416
Thanks boss. I might have to increase my part thickness my a mm. At any rate, I’ll be receiving my prototype part soon to test.
>>508736624
He said the tool will cost $200 which I don’t doubt, but would like to avoid considering I’m only producing a small number of parts
>>508736643
It’s only a 0.4mm pitch. Seems like enough - see pic

>>508734729
>animal labor is cruel
>be poor so cant save monkeys
>extinction is a preferable alternative
>implying gif related couldn't be done by an orangutan

>>508736600
Mexicans laugh, "lactose intolerance, what's that"

>>508737376
It’s a through-hole? You may be able to
make it with lots of tapping oil.

>>508731488
>>508731331
Its not made in 1 piece, its made out of 2 pieces, then they sand and polish the sides so the mate line is seamless

>>508737629
Not through. Also I forgot I changed my material. It’s sterling silver. Not stainless.

>>508730211 (OP)
You can't clean your asshole you rotund piece of lard

>>508735321
>how do you do that?
>oh you just put on a drawing +/- 0.01 micron and the CNC faeries just make it happen
>t. genius IQ american

Fucking retard.

BTW who would have thought /pol/ was the best place to find engineering advice. /diy/ a shit

>>508732554
Imma need sauce

>>508737753
Oh shit nevermind just treat it like copper. You might run the risk of snapping a tap on the swarf but w/e

civilization

>>508731257
Watched an hour long seminar by a guy who studies African languages: "African Language and the African Mind" on youtube if you don't want to click the link. Before white people contacted Africans, they literally had no language relating to precision. They are not capable of abstract thought. If you asked an African how far a coconut up is up a tree, they could not tell you. Must watch for anyone who wants to increase the accuracy of their racism.

https://youtu.be/WAoNhacojmM?si=ZhTJ0yEeAdaSZAKU

>>508737838
>using microns as units
>american
pick one

>>508730211 (OP)
i'm not sure i could do this

>>508738202
Chamfer my fucking asshole I’ll just hit that shit with a deburr wheel

>>508738070
Could I use a fluteless tap? Or not soft enough? The part is not annealed.

>>508738202
True, I had to measure in thousandths of an inch at work.

>>508731331
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9zyenX2PWk

>>508737448
They are 90% lactose intolerant, muttoid.

>>508738402
I wouldn’t, its a blind hole and it can be much harder than untreated machining steel

>>508738355
>based scotchbrite enjoyer
every motors a scotchbrite wheel if youre brave enough

>>508738783
There is not much lactose in cheese though, there's a huge amount of Mexican foods with cheese in it

>>508738858
My lungs are more scotchbrite than alveoli at this point

>>508731331
Hire a Chinese.

>>508731331
it's 2 pieces, made with plunge electrical discharge machining and then polished on the machined bits on the inside and then the two pieces put together and lapped so that their surface finish "grain" on that edge are co-linear
the edm process used to make the inside parts are very precise though, which is why they're able to slot together with no gap

>>508737726
not anymore. it can be done with EDM cutting

>>508731603
wtf is this real?

>>508737838
Kek

>>508731603
Damn. Now I wish I could grab things with my feet.

>>508730211 (OP)
Somebody fucked up. Must have been machined by a nigger.

>>508736953
White men + negress couples have one of the lowest divorce rates.

>american machinist
>yea so I need this to be 2309840ths of a zubibico yard
JUST
BE
METRIC

>>508732556
Lol why do people want so bad to pretend apes or any animals are somehow on par with humans. Every video of an orangutan using tools is the product of months/years of teaching. An orangutan would never learn to use human tools by themselves. They don't even compare to actually mentally retarded people. All the sign language or any other means of "communication" taught to apes is just the ape figuring what's the sign to show to get food. Many other "dumb" animals can be taught to use certain tools too or to ask for food in a certain manner

>>508731331
3D printing

>>508740065
No.

>>508740065
You don't understand standard. That's because you're a shitskin.
12 inches 1 foot
3 feet 1 yard
1760 yard 1 mile
It's literally what put man on the moon.

>>508730211 (OP)
Need I say more?

>>508730211 (OP)
Does he wear a HDD around his neck?

>>508738149
My racism is always accurate but lacks precision

>>508739404
wrong dumbass, edm still uses a wire to cut or some kind of electrode.
the part in the op wasnt even edm cut it looks like it was cut on some kind of 5 axis mill which is what makes it so impressive, because making 2 parts that go together like that off the machine is pretty hard to do.
obviously they still ground that face but thats just to make the seam blend in

>>508740342
Its also easy to convert to or from metric when you do need it. I operated a German machine that only calculated in metric, exclusively made standard parts with it.

>>508731331
You machine it? First one piece, then the other piece. It wasn't made directly from one block, just machined to very tight tolerances (like <50 microns)

>>508737838
Absolute Leaf Faggot - you have to know about design intent for each part and the impact to the assembly. There is logic with setting datums, positions, & tolerances for each part feature to make the assembly work. Drink Maple Low IQ leaf faggot.

>>508740418
>skimmed
Might as well be drinking whey.

>>508732777

>>508740342
germans put men on the moon, war criminal sheltering americans are just delusional.

>>508740935

>>508736624
Just fill the hole with moly dee before you tap. Don’t use coolant. Finish the bottom threads by hand. You don’t need to bother with peck tapping on a hole that shallow

>>508730211 (OP)

>>508740594
I also took a litany of science classes and know how to convert from mm to miles.
25.4:1
1:12
3:1760

>>508740935
my biggest question is how the fuck can we read this ?

>>508740935
holy kek, how have I not seen this one before

>>508731331
Multi axis lathe or wire EDM machining.

Probably wire EDM considering how closely the parts fit together. I can only get about .0002” accuracy on the 5 axis I use at work.

>>508735609
Yes

>>508740065
First of all, once subdividing inches becomes nonsense, you use gauge.

Second of all, everyone uses metric for high-precision engineering purposes anyway. Anything below maybe 1/16th of an inch you’re using millimeters. Inches are used for everyday life because they’re far more convenient.

>>508736624
What is that, stainless? I have been running a lot of Titanium and Molybdenum-Rhenium lately.

>>508735321
the GD&T wagie did the drawing the EDM machine made it happen you double nigger

>>508736624
>Badass programmer that can program peck tapping.
Peck tapping is easy as fuck.
Thread mills are way better, but there's some things I wouldn't threadmill like 10-32's 8-32's or 6-32's. I'd just use a forming tap.

>>508735609
yes. drill and tap it.

>>508741507
Lmao no everything for Boeing is still decimal inch

>>508736624
bro its 2mm deep lol. drill it and tap it wtf.

>>508741507
1/64th but yeah

>>508735321
NW?

>>508739791
I can, toes anyway
Toe pinch master

yall machinist niggas do be practicing some autosears rite

>>508741776
Thread mills kind of suck unless you have a really badass machine or you’re threading a big ass hole.

>>508730211 (OP)
start world wars
nuke other humans
shoot up schools
be furries
be bronies

I a Mfg. Engineer everybody here is proof

>>508739856
Q anon is back

Last emperor of Mexico, next time someone uses the old map of Mexican territory or says California was mexico

>>508740850
I think you mean buttermilk.

>>508740804
i ran this lot of parts for an hp research engineer. they were some kind of solder test blocks with preapplied coating. had some rough +2/-0 tolerances and a real asshole feature of a blind 6-32 @80% thread tapped .700 deep in a .750 deep hole. it was ofhc copper and had to be run dry to not spoil the coating. total suckfest and i charged accordingly as he told me several shops had already struck out or no quoted
got it done and he came to get the parts. so i asked why the fuck that hole had to be tapped so deep and full thread?
he looks at me cross eyed and says
>i dont know. its only for a screw on a test lead connection. i just clicked the tapped hole feature in solidworks
one of the dumbest smart guys ive ever met

>>508740342
>1760 yard 1 mile
wtf is up with that?
The others are somewhat reasonable, but what about this shit?

>>508742266
Holy shit why are engineers so dumb lmao

>>508731331
Jews

>>508742058
My friend made a super safety


I know a boomer who worked for AAC before they got bought out by Remington, he said they didn’t have the proper certifications to make cans, company would send them to a different enterprise for QC and they would be made into suppressors there.

Almost got ATFucked

>>508742102
Yeah. Fucking great for NPT's though. You free up tons of tool pockets and prevent having to change out tooling. Also keeps heat down so it can prevent work hardening steel or galding aluminum.
Formed threads will always be superior to cut threads since they compress the metal instead of being cut into it though.

>>508730211 (OP)
Build junk?

>>508742412
My uncle who was an engineer drank himself to death.

>>508731331
I used to make such contraptions in my dad's garage with a grinder and some sand paper.
Not that difficult if you actually take your time.

>>508742244
America has actually held the south west territory for long than independent Mexico has. Mexico only held California and Texas for 30 years before they lost it to the US who has held it for almost 18” years at this point. This is of course not counting the Spainish colonization. Which if you’re using regional control as a metric California is really Spainish territory because they held it for like 250+ years

>>508730211 (OP)

WHY DO THESE DRUNKS DO THIS TO ME.

Yea I forgot lobsters on telephones - Salvador Dahli

STRAIGHT LINES GENTLEMEN GLORY ZOOS 14/88

>>508738202
Everyone I work with uses metric for high precision work.

>>508742623
*180 years

>>508735321
is zero tolerance machining basically the same thing?

>>508732725
This.

>>508741507
>Second of all, everyone uses metric for high-precision engineering purposes anyway.
Not everyone. Never heard of a thousandth or ten thousandths or an inch? The CNC mills I've worked with operate with inches in decimal.

>>508736864
Because every retard internet “engineer” like you thinks they actually are intelligent, then a machinist like me has to wipe your ass for you.

>>508734729
can't we make them again by breeding abos and paddies?
I mean, the last time, it produced australians, but it's not that far, desu

>>508738930
That would explain a lot. I've been to a public toilet in mexico once and it seemed like everyone before me had permanent diarrhea

>>508742379
A mile is 1000 steps on horseback
>>508742486
I’ve always found cut threads superior to form threads for blind holes with little clearance underneath, but they have to be the spiral cut threads that shoot the chips up instead of down and you have to be rigid tapping. Cut threads also work way better with tapping fluid like moly Dee instead of coolant.

>>508730211 (OP)
Amazing. That truly is incredible.

>>508742773
No, zero tolerance is only for sexism and racism.

>>508741236
Nigger here: I can read it
(Ok, I lied)

>>508742412
>why are engineers so dumb
most have 0 practical life experiences and wouldnt know which end of a screwdriver to pick up
i dont know how many times ive explained that an unnuanced drawing of a 1" pin and a plate with 1" hole may lie anywhere between a rattling sloppy fit and needing a 100 ton press to assemble
t. shop rat with a me degree

>>508735321
It’s pretty damned impressive

>>508730211 (OP)
>Things darkies can’t do

Set foot in my household

>>508742914
So a horse takes 1.76 yard long steps? Maybe paces?
>there are three different kinds of paces in Imperial measurements
uuuuuuuhh

>>508742206
>be dude
>pee on a pond
>cockblock fish sees you peeing in his pond
>spiral shape of fish makes him swim easily upstream
>cockblock fish enter your pp
>it blocks your cock

>>508731331
You just have to do it carefully

>>508742250
Yeah.

>>508736624
I wish I knew how to do that stuff. It looks so cool working with high precision machines especially having to do with advanced alloys.

>>508743004
is this blueprints for designing my own personal wife??
do you have the rest?

>>508743140
Seems more like a noodle? Don't pee into any pots boiling these sort of hollow spiral noodles just to be sure.

>>508742914
Superior in the sense that the threads are stronger. The fact that they're formed helps the grain structure of the metal and can work harden the threads leading to a more durable stronger thread.

>>508740418
Jeez, what do you do with all that milk anon?

>>508742773
No such thing as zero tolerance, nothing’s perfect. The closer to perfect you try to get the more things like the heat of the room, breathing on the part, etc. can bring your part out tolerance.
>>508743004
Nice blueprint

>>508738202
Easy: Just put a note on the part drawing: Break all sharp edges approx. 0.005"

>>508738149
They also haven’t any numbers. At most, some of the more advanced languages can only distinguish between one and many. Many could mean billions or three. lol.
They seem to also lack any notion of gradients. No adjectives or adverbs to speak of either.

The Aryans were actually the first to develop a lexicon for numbers. It’s a remarkable feat if you think about it. The ancient aryans were truly amazing people. I’m so furious that we’ve been denied our own history and cultural heritage because Jews are frightened by the very word Aryan.

>>508730211 (OP)
Change the smoke alarm battery

>>508742844
nah i just make their fucked up shit

>>508736624
You could also single point thread it on an engine lathe. Like a civilized person.

>>508743717
A water cooler heatsink?

>>508736247
Answer what, Bong?

>>508742988
checked. that was my googling concensus
>>508743578
gotcha. i figured they were either the same or similar maybe used interchangeably, but looks like zero tolerance is just a flashy youtube name

>>508732554
scroll down pls

>>508743391
Yeah that’s true I usually only use them when the customer asks for it though

>>508736626
>form tap
Isn't that very violent?
>like bru let's just force it into whatever shape
>cold
It's cool, sure, but violent.

>>508738783
It’s kinda need how lactose tolerance works. When I go for a decent span without drinking milk, I’ll get milk farts on the first glass after going without for some time. Then it’s like my body produces a bunch of whatever enzymes I need, and within a week I can drink all the milk I want an no farts. But I still digest it fine even with milk farts. lol.

I honestly feel badly for people who can’t enjoy the manifold benefits of milk. Milk is not only incredibly delicious, it’s astonishingly nutritious. Especially the raw unpasteurized milk we get up in northern New England (cows LOVE cold climates). My hair, fingernails and skin are significantly improved by milk. I also put on muscle very quickly when I drink a lot of milk. Everything feels better…it’s almost as if you can feel how happy your bones are from it.

Milk is a gift from God to the white man.

>>508739159
I have mad respect for the chinks, but we’re still far better at precision manufacturing and metallurgy.

>>508739856
Good eye!

>>508730211 (OP)
Alright silly dancing Irish sing along.

Did you ever try rape did you ever try rape,
Did you ever try the hundreds of south England?
Did you ever ride your mother,
Yes did you ever ride your mother,
Did you ever smother a tranny into town?

Hmmmm. Well if I can time that so brilliantly I’ll do it again next time.

Did you ever pay a tax did you ever shaft a backseat driver! HA

Did you ever pay a tax did you ever get a vax did you ever Avon punchup with your mutant lizard SWISS DEVIL!

>>508739065
This nigga breathing in garlic mayonnaise lol

>>508738149
>si=ZhTJ0yEeAdaSZAKU
Next time erase the question mark and everything after it.
https://youtu.be/WAoNhacojmM

>>508743850
some kind of electrical contacts

>>508731331
ai

>>508744370
works fine already, I'm playing it on his post right now

>>508740418
Anon its june, is that milk still good?

>>508744212
The gap has tightened a lot in the last decade. I’d say they’re actually better at precision up to a certain price point, as in they can now hold +/- .003 tangents on a milled 5 axis aluminum part for a whole lot cheaper, with a a scrap rate that’s only about 1% or 2% higher. That was unthinkable twenty years ago. For really advanced stuff they’re still behind. They can do it but the scrap rate is way higher.

>>508742379
It can be broken up back into fractions. To scale it back down from 1 mile.
1/2
1/4
1/8
1/16
1/32
1/64
And easily understood in yards or feet and inches
On paper and in the atomic scale meters are better all day.
But for feel and human perception standard is the way.
Even with temperature. While Kelvin is the most accurate because of intermolecular forces, Fahrenheit is superior when comprehending feeling using the human brain, that is unless you are taught from a young age that 34 is hot and 19 is mild while 0 is freezing. 100 hot 60 mild 32 cold 0 really fucking cold.

>>508744644
Im a middleschool dropout that still lives with his mother at age 39. Sigma six is the engineering standard.

>>508743140
There's already an Amazonian fish that swims up your dick hole

>>508732554
Is that fucking Xiao?

Lol my captcha is rtard, on my mother's life.

>>508743004
I once (as a layman) wanted to make some parts with different +- tolerances (od: 20mm +0/-0.05; id: 20 mm +0.05/-0) but none of the software I tried had that option (yeah, i guess i could've just adjusted to make them equal); also every sw was absolutely counter intuitive to me: drawing parts just to subtracte them, no common elements library (e g.: insert m2x5 hole here), no mixed metric/imperial, etc.
Btw, read that top cad sw=russian programmers, basically; don't know if still true.

>>508740018
That’s actually a credit to white men and a massive condemnation for just how bad the average white woman has become.

Didn’t their mothers or grandmothers tell these skanks that being a surly, obnoxious, entitled, lazy, reactive and histrionic whore is a massive turn off?

>>508736600
got me there

>>508743607
>Chinks won't have a problem with that
t. submitted part to a few chink shops

>>508730211 (OP)
Things that a lil white Timmy can't do: drive white women crazy with their swc

>>508739404
Isn't edm done with a straight piece of wire? I don't see how they'd get some of those concave sections, but if there's some weird technique I'd love to hear it.

>>508736600
kikes can't eat dairy and beef together either.

>>508731331
Cnc and I have a funny anecdote about this. I worked for a major company that made pieces for Mercedes and Seat cars. We had 20 cnc machines, 15 of them were manned by Spaniards and 5 by ecuatorians. I worked on quality control. Over the 3 years that I have worked there I may have had to discard 1 piece for each Spaniard a year. Ecuatorians? Holy shit... weekly, sometimes everyday or twice a day. I told my boss before quitting that the solution wasn't to hire more ecuatorians, but fire all of them and stop losing money. OP is right, subhumans can't do these things.

>>508744931
3.4 defects per million is only realistic for mass production, and a lot of the more complex parts for niche applications aren’t going to be mass produced by anyone but the customer themselves. They’re only ordering what they can’t manage to make on their own.

>>508744644
Wow! They really have made significant progress. Why would we want to go to war with these people? I say we make friends with them and together user in a golden age of mutual respect.
They really are impressive people.

>>508740287
based

>>508744841
>0=freezing cold, 100=boiling hot (like, literally)
How more intuitive could it be?
Sure you can divide by three with integers, and no doubt there may be cases where it may be (actually) more intuitive, but most cases, doubtful.

>>508731749
Gyattttt this shit was only $1.99 on Apple Books. 2732 pages of pure schizophrenic hysteria. Thanks anon

>>508738240
that juice looks just like my poo after eating a half ounce of kratom, same consistency too.

>>508738149
> Before white people contacted Africans, they literally had no language relating to precision.

Literally not true, and you are retarded.

>>508744967
The internet says there's little credible evidence of the candiru doing that. Who knows what happens out in the waters of the Amazon though

>>508745820
It's not that simple, because melting ice or evaporating liquid water in itself requires a set amount of energy, without the temperature changing.
>water cannot cool below 0°C until the entire thermodynamic unit is frozen solid
Naturally other systems also don't take this into account, but it's a specific weakness of Celsius.
>300% of heat goes into melting ice 0-4°C
>100% heat goes into heating the water from 4° to 99°
>literally cannot heat above 100° and it again takes like 300% of energy to evaporate
Doesn't make any fucking sense, strictly speaking.

>>508744841
The main advantage of decimal/metric really is just that it's impossible to misunderstabnd or misinterprete
>unit is 100 other units
>that unit also is 100 other units
>or maybe 1000, depends
>sometimes 10

>>508745790
>Doesn't know there was countless feet, inch, etc. standards
Ex : Iberian railroad gauge (1668 mm) is an half-way meet between Spanish (6 Spanish feet=1672 mm) and Portuguese (5 Portuguese feet=1664 mm) gauges.
>Spanish foot: 278.(6) mm
>Portuguese foot: 332.8 mm
>Imperial foot: 308.4 mm
Multiply by dozens of countries; imagine the nightmare...

>>508746703
Who cares, just use your literal foot (or elbow) for measurements.
>precision is for pussies

>>508740850
It's semi-skimmed, so 2%.
If you want to talk shitty dairy product, try finding 48% minimum double cream. Heavy/whipping just doesn't cut it.

>>508730211 (OP)
It's the finish that blocks the join
It's would be clear as day if it was polished and no reflective light

>>508746117
1
2
3
many

>>508746982
Oh yeah? Try finding Schmand, faggot.
No really, do it, it's super tasty.

>>508730211 (OP)
Sinker EDM huh? Based. I worked at QA at one of the largest machine shops in the Southeast. I was trying to get into Mitsubishi Wire EDM. At the time it paid about $90k/hr. That was over 10 years ago. By the way our shop got TONS of rework contracts (fixing fucked up workpieces) from customers that tried to outsource the work to the fucking Chinks, who fucked their shit up. Those contracts really really helped the shop out bigtime.

>>508745820
>0=freezing 100=hot
That's all fine and dandy for applications that don't require a human to subjectively experience them, but for himan purposes everything from 60 up is basically academic.

>>508746458
the fact that it's used universally in science tells you all which works better.
Unless you want to defy cartesian standard physics model (which you should) and point that natural processes can only be computed using complex numbers maffs (i e: real numbers=imaginary; imaginary numbers=real)

>>508746703
Wait until they find out a US pint is about 80% of a real pint.

>>508747182
Sounds like something I'd find in the kosher aisle.

>>508747259
Tell that to cooks (oh, sorry; "chefs")

>>508747259
>everything from 60 up is basically academic
You've never scalded your hand with steam?

>>508747147
I think they could count up to 20, and maybe even had the capacity to contemplate there being more than one 20-unit, but this is unconfirmed.

>>508747370
1
2
3
many
LOTS

>>508731331
polishing unironically

>>508747293
>2×4 enters the chat

>>508732777
The only thing the German loves more than eating a bit of scheiß for lunch is precision engineering.

>>508730211 (OP)

>>508747422
Slavic languages actually have two plurals: up to 4 and over 4

>>508746982
I stopped buying store milk as soon as I found a local who sells good quality raw milk. They also sell clotted cream.
I do still buy a few quarts of store cream a week, It doesn't list the fat percentage but the bottles usually have a solid cream top.

>>508736600
How come i'm not Aryan and can eat cheese like nothing

>>508747293
Or in a slavic store, yeah, where it will be called Smetana. Taste wise it's one of the best milk products, just below cream.
It's a similar to Creme Fraiche, except for some reason it tastes at least 3 times better. Quite versatile too, just put some into a sauce or whatever.
Yet apparently it's a highly regional Germano-Slavic product.
>not something I can comprehend
How are you even alive without eating it? Don't understand how cooking works without that.

>>508736864
i got to play around on a few different prototraks a while back. really sweet machines. id rather have one of them in a corner for the oddball & onsie twosies than the clapped out bridgeport.

>>508747572
>clotted cream
Sound business in theory, it's retardedly expensive around here and it gets around the whole excess/shipping issues. Problem is finding someone who knows what the fuck it is.

>>508745820
Freezing point is 32, boiling point is 212 = 180 whole number data points. Using Fahrenheit for temperature is giving almost double the data points. Saying the temperature is 23.6C is fucking retarded

>>508747480
>2×4 enters the chat
kek

>>508731993
i dunno man, my shit is fucked lately too. probably some glownigger algorithm

>>508742266
That's a funny meme - yes, in a prototype or pilot build, tolerances are changed on the fly and not orderly. Production is another story, In one of my companies I worked at, a top 2 Oil Field Services Company, we designed and purchsed $40k complex machined parts that went into Million-dollar Measurement / Logging While Drilling Tools. We inspected parts with hundreds of features (Drilled & Tapped Holes, Pockets, Bosses, etc). We had a Million Dollar Zeiss Coordinate Measurement Machine (CMM) to inspect each feature during Receiving Inspection. You part is bad, send it back. Another bad Part? You may loose 3 Million in annual spend we have using your shop. Quality Matters...

>>508740418

where does this myth that only mayos can digest milk ? US INDIAN MEN can also easily digest milk and eat cheese without digestion issues...........

>>508747851
>What's a decimal?
How many dara points you even need? Temp perception is not even messured in whole degrees...

>>508737448
lack toast & intolerant

>>508747851
>Saying the temperature is 23.6C is fucking retarded
Actually this is quite normal, but only one decimal digit.
If you need more decimals you'll probably use Kelvin.

>>508747753
I had never heard of clotted cream before finding their business, they sell it for $5 pint/$10 quart. How expensive is it near you?
It's a relatively young business too so I am worried about them going bust. That's already happened to another local I bought from, but their business was smaller too. They only had one cow. I think the one I buy from now has ten.

>>508740935
i believe it. the shop i take my car to has the wife do all intake + paperwork. she has immaculate cursive writing with perfect loops. i made the joke that the younger guys at the shop probably can't read it. she confirmed they cannot and often has to write in print for them.

They can't process per capita

>>508736600
A bacon cheeseburger is technically the most unkosher thing you can eat
>pork
>combining meat with cheese
>>508743846
>SNAP!
>>508744124
>Milk is a gift from God to the white man.
yes it is
>>508745078
>Didn’t their mothers or grandmothers tell these skanks that being a surly, obnoxious, entitled, lazy, reactive and histrionic whore is a massive turn off?
no they just shit out womb turds and sit them in front of the TV. Then off to government indoctrination centers.
>>508740287
kek

>>508748231
Celsius is good as a scientific unit but not for weather/climate control. Fahrenheit is perfect because human body has an internal temperature close to 100F. So the entire scale is basically "how warm does it feel compared to your body".

When I was staying in Asia, every aircon thermostat was whole numbers only. 23C felt too cold at times, 24C felt too warm. I was constantly juggling it because I can't set it to 23.5C. Fucking retarded.

>>508745376
sinker EDM. Choose a shape for your electrode and plunge it down (incredibly slowly).

>>508747851
>23.6°C
>Retarded
Erm...
>74,48°F
Oh, wait:
>74 12/25 °F

>>508748596
Personally I do not see any particular advantages to Celsius, specifically because it is not linear in terms of energy. It works great from ~4°C to 99°C, but not outside of this, so you might as well use Kelvins, the actual standard scientific unit. More simplistically it's okay from 0-100°C, but that's how a yokel would use it.

>>508748824
No one uses decimal places when discussing temperatures in Fahrenheit. There literally is no need because the perception of half of a degree would be imperceptible almost.

The problem with SI cucks is that they think that everyone is a fucking engineer or needs precision when discussing pretty layman shit. How the weather or temperature in a room feels shouldn't need fractional units.

>>508741320
It's a nail of someone that handles more than a keyboard every day.

>>508731331
First the majority of the cavity is roughed out with only .001" of stock left. Then you RAM EDM both male and female halves. Then you surface grinding the mating parts so you can't tell them apart once joined.
The RAM EDM electrode face is machined out of copper graphite or copper tungsten and it takes multiple electrode faces to get the accuracy required. And the machining stepover for the electrode is .0006" or smaller. The surface finish shown on those parts is electroless nickel or an acid polish and the tolerance on that process is tiny but also has to be accounted for.

>>508749171
Gotta say that corner on his thumb nail bothered me the first time I watched t.

>>508748596
>23 too cold
>24 too hot
Lolwut?
>No 23.5
Meanwhile, in Fahrenheit:
>73.4
>75.2
>74.3°F

>>508730211 (OP)
If only that dude paid as much attention to his nails.

>>508749355
This some kind of ERP?
>cavity is roughed out with only .001" of stock left. Then you RAM
>both male and female halves. Then you surface grinding the mating

>>508748273
I only ever see the tiny imported jars, it's something retarded like $20 for 4oz.
I just make my own, you can do it in an instant pot. Works out around $7/US pt. and it keeps all the neighbours happy. Plus you get the buttermilk for making a near-perfect amount of scones.

>>508749056
My point exactly

>>508731331
its fake

>>508748083
Only when you suck the probiotics straight out of a cows ass

>>508731749
Is this what you tell yourself to cope with the fact your girlfriend is a nigger?

>>508730211 (OP)
Ok let's see what you've made OP. What's that? You just sit in your mom's basement all day? That's crazy...

>>508749056
I'm pretty sure I can detect down to 1/4 of a degree, but I am one sensitive motherfucker.
Literally was bullied over this. Don't hurt my fee-fees.

>>508749056
>>508748824
>Le fahrtenhigh is much preciser
>>508749056
>Noo one needs such presicioon

>>508731603
You think that nigga knows the saw can hurt him?

>>508749691
Machine a better basement. Hell nigga, you probably are pretty clueless. I suggest you learn to weld.
And then maybe, MAYBE, you learn machining in a decade or two.
You can thank me later.

>>508730211 (OP)
Read the first page of a Harry Potter book

>>508749465
No, that's how the process goes. I do CNC programming for ram EDM electrodes as my main job. Lathe inserts are made using carbide-faced tooling and the negative for the surface features you want to end up in the final parts during axial pressing is added using RAM edm electrodes. The electrode is a softer and electrically conductive material, so machining it is fast and easy to do with a perfect surface finish. You then use the electrode to burn the face of the carbide which you wouldn't be able to machine using any other method aside from maybe CNC grinding. But that has a lot of limitation on the minimum sizes of the features you can end up with.

>>508739791
There's always the plumber's vice.

>>508749868
Jesus Christ, what are you gonna do next? Shoot a laser at it? Probably dumped the water jets already.

>>508748083
because shitting yourself with the lactose intolerance doesn't bother you at all, lol

>>508746884
Hire two employees:
>Short one as seller
>Tall one as buyer
Profit.

>>508749770
Hurt him? He's quite certain it can hurt you.

>>508735321
I can say there is a high probability of you being an actual engineer given how fucking horrible you write.

>>508738202
When I was younger I recoiled at the idea of a fish sandwich from McDonald's but I still remember the first time I had it circa 2002 on a Friday when I decided to throw caution in the wind and get the Filet-O-Fish McDeal. Was it life changing? I wouldn't go quite this far but it certainly was an eye opener.

No, it might not be my usual or even a frequent companion in my car, but the Filet-O-Fish holds a special place in my heart. The soft steamed bun is like a heavenly pillow that holds a perfectly crisp and flaky patty of sustainable Alaskan pollock. The tartar sauce is impeccable with just the right amount of tanginess and the perfect creamy companion to the patty; it really does tie everything together. Cheese on fish? I wasn't a believer either but that slice of processed cheddar cheese, invariably perfectly melted like you see in the ads, is a magnificient addition. Possibly superfluous, I can't say for sure because I've only had one with cheese, but I have faith that the McDonald's creators knew what they were doing when they added it; they tend to perceive the gestalt of each menu item in a way that most of us simply cannot.

I am a fan of juxtaposing textures and I concede that the Filet-O-Fish does not have a contrasting crunch to balance the impossibly soft steamed bun and generous helping of tartar sauce. But you know what? It works. God knows why but it works, it really does. I sometimes alternate bites with their world famous fries, refreshing every so often with an ice cold Diet Coke that cleanses my palate and readies me for the next delightful bite.

For me, it will always be the McChicken. But when I'm feeling adventuresome or just want a change from the usual perfect sandwich, I go for the Filet-O-Fish.

>>508749355
God damn it sucks just being an industrial engineer. My understanding of materials and CNC machining is minuscule compared to ME chads. Operations research/logistics is so simple yet so hard to explain to normies. I do have a comfy Supply Chain management office job but the pay sucks compared to what Mechanical Engineers can afford to charge a fortune when getting the algorhythm to CNC whatever the client wants just right matters.

>>508740935
Niggers indeed cannot lmfao

>>508750079
Now tell us about Sneed again...

>>508750060
I just hope you're not trying to be original, because they figured this out at least 4000 years ago.
Although back then it was mostly rocks and pottery. Not like there's anything wrong with ceramics.

>>508750009
You can laser mark any grade of carbide, but you're not going to be able to lasercut it. To rough-cut blanks you have to wire EDM it. To finish it to +-0.0001" tolerances you have to CNC jig grind it.

I hate it when I enter a thread filled with anons who things that I don't.

>>508750261
I can't claim to know how carbide pieces even are sharpened. Diamond abrasion? How boring.

>>508750234
The problem there is that the counterpart can do exactly the same, and that's exactly why you need normalization, and there's no better way of doing that than everyone using the same system, hence why metric (which, btw, once read was originally devised by a bong, though first adopted by frogs).

>>508730211 (OP)
they are so lazy and dumb and annoying at work, like everybody can plainly see they are Homo Erectus. Hooting and hollering and playjng their shitty finger clicking music and vaping and fucking up simple tasks a monkey could do flawlessly

>>508750418
It depends on the grade percentage. But grinding it doesn't require as exotic of a stone composition as you might think. Most of the ceramic grinding wheels have a higher average hardness than the carbide will (58 to 62 RwC).
Things only get fucky when you're trying to TURN something that is solid tungsten carbide on a lathe, or worse has tungsten carbide inclusions in it. That's when PCD (polycrystalline diamond) tools are required, and even then you'll go through them fairly quickly.

>>508750435
They even tried to turn the clock (based on degrees) into base 100 decimal metrics.
>predictably they failed, just as they failed at everything else.
>*Robespierre's head rolling around*

>>508750696
>trying to TURN something that is solid tungsten carbide on a lathe
Well I mean anybody who doesn't immedietaly realize the trouble with this has no clue, and I am by no means an expert like some others in this thread.
Sintering is cool tho. Hell, nothing would work without that.

>>508745977
based

>>508742226
Awesome dig!

>>508750228
Sneed probably didn't heed but rather did the deed of selling feed and seed to those in need. But honestly, hell if I know Anon.

>>508730211 (OP)
damn those tolerances are sexy af

>>508730211 (OP)
Before that thing was handworked I'm pretty sure you could see the seam. Not to mention the inner surfaces look like they're dished to fit together and nothing comes off an nc mill without cutting lines. It's a nice part.

>>508743004
>rotate 180° for secondary operations
Kek

>>508750770
The issue there is that you have ten fingers, so metric made sense for counting physical goods, etc., but for time divisions are much more arbitrary and there's historical/esoteric reasons for current system.
Anyway, ultimately it's all just a question of culture; any system would eventually work just the same, with some pluses and dome minuses.

>>508734790
This is why I still come to this cesspit.

>>508751221
>you have ten fingers
Because I am not a carpenter, yes.

>>508731257
I just downloaded this book as a PDF from Ann's Library and it's pretty awesome. Very readable. Thanks for this.

>>508750125
Hang in there - I'm a Mfg. Engr, but work in Operational Excellence. I work with Startegy Deployment, Lean, & Six Sigma. Facilitate Global Kaizen Events, Integrating AI Use Cases. You can have upward mobility into Leadership, Global Ops. with time.

>>508734207
https://annas-archive.org/slow_download/59dc79f769352ef824ef850c282b1976/0/0

>>508736458
>You’re the type of dumbass who would make a door hinge to +/- 0.0002 and have the damn thing cost $200
No he's not. I am.
>t. mechanical engineer

>>508734207
https://annas-archive.org/slow_download/59dc79f769352ef824ef850c282b1976/0/0

thanks

>define "per capita"
>change the battery in the smoke detector
>know how they'd feel if they didn't eat breakfast

>>508752569
Heh.

>>508736127
White men only appear in (((advertisements))) as criminals and villains, occasionally at best as incompetent buffoons
Every couple you see in ads now is BMWF, literally every one

>>508730211 (OP)
No straight White male can satisfy a White woman with his tiny penis. All White women lust for BBC. White women are built only for BBC.

>>508749770
Probably not

>>508752811
BBC

>>508730211 (OP)
What

>>508736458
What if said door is a sub or spacecraft hatch?...
Inb4 space is a lie

>>508749770
which one?

>>508737726
> Its not made in 1 piece, its made out of 2 pieces, then they sand and polish the sides so the mate line is seamless
The classic example is two pieces of metal that’s been lapped until it’s so smooth that the pieces stick to each other through atomic interaction.

>>508745496
Thanks anon, God bless you and yours from Montana

>>508738149
Interesting.

>>508740935
What does this say?

>>508741236
Stop posting gibberish that I can’t read.

>>508738149
Watched a documentary on some African tribe's "weird" way of sorting colors, and crew was much intrigued by how they did it, but truth is there's more than one way to do it; ex.:
>Wavelength/frequency (our way)
>Saturation (their way, I'm guessing)
>Brightness
Sometimes its just a cultural thing:
>>508747548