INSMNCS: John Cain

[q-tip]

My buddies mom had one, and I can tell you that is their fuckin goal in life, quality scrathes.

[VFR800]

My buddies mom had one, and I can tell you that is their fuckin goal in life, quality scrathes.

 

 

Well with all that pork and bacon goodness inside it'd be itching to get out. 

[hobospyder]

Thread title change...spurnned by Mike's back-pedaling.

how can he back pedal if he's always right?

[flatcat19]

If THAT needs to be explained...

 

 

 

Try to keep up.

[VFR800]

how can he back pedal if he's always right?

 

 

 

[hobospyder]

If THAT needs to be explained...

 

 

 

Try to keep up.

shit you have some explaining anyways

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[VFR800]

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Porsche and Bugatti turn to 3D printing for complex or rare parts
Additive manufacturing is starting to gain acceptance among automakers.

Bugatti’s bespoke brakes

In Bugatti's case, the brand turned to 3D printing to see if it could cut some weight from the front brake calipers on the Chiron hypercar. For the production Chiron, the eight-piston calipers are made from forged aluminum alloy, resulting in a component that weighs 10.8lbs (4.9kg). By comparison, the printed version weighs just 6.4lbs (2.9kg) but manages to have a higher tensile strength. Bugatti turned to Laser Zentrum Nord in Hamburg, Germany for the project.
 
Porsche parts
Meanwhile, over at Porsche, 3D printing is being used for a different problem. The company has been building cars for more than 70 years now, and while many of those older machines are still on the roads, not all the old parts are still available. And reproducing them in small batches in the traditional method, with fixed tooling, isn't really cost-effective. As a result, the company has turned to 3D printing.

 

If you're fortunate enough to own a Porsche 959 but unfortunate enough to need a new clutch release lever, Porsche now has you covered. The original part was made from gray cast iron, but Porsche's spares department will now make you a new one using selective laser melting. Porsche says that "oth the pressure test with a load of almost three tonnes and the subsequent tomographic examination for internal faults were passed by the printed release lever with flying colors. The practical tests with the lever installed in a test vehicle and extensive driving tests confirm the impeccable quality and function of the component."

 

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/lightweight-calipers-and-rare-old-parts-3d-printing-at-bugatti-and-porsche/

[Dolomite]

Bottle of wine... twenty dollars

Tube of lube...five dollars

Medical bills...eight hundred dollars

 

Seeing the look on your neighbors face when he catches you banging his wife in the booty slot...priceless

[EastBay521]

She knew what she was doing. Just because shes married doesn't mean that shes happily married.

[Dolomite]

He was lying anyway. She was a big fan of the first episode of Californication.

[VFR800]

[q-tip]

She knew what she was doing. Just because shes married doesn't mean that shes happily married.

Just cause she's married doesn't mean she ain't a hoe. I believe is the saying.

[VFR800]

Just cause she's married doesn't mean she ain't a hoe. I believe is the saying.

 

 

Much like the pathetic notion back in the 50's that if a male actor was married then he could not be a gay.

[tr8er]

Unless they say no homo

[VFR800]

Unless they say it's only homo if you enjoy it

[tr8er]

What did Bill say? "I didn't swallow"?

[Dolomite]

I think he said “he was sucking MY dick, he’s queer, I was just experimenting”.

[240zness]

Laser melting 3D Print nice.. so the media rises up as it's solidified for the part

 

Wonder about integrity, don't make em like they used to

[Dguy210]

[Dguy210]

Happy St. Patrick's Day!



Yeah, I know I made some substitutions, still tasty though.

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