The music is catchy as fuck.
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZcLwStx6h4[/media]
Doing machining work looks like fun.
Back in highschool we had a whole machining shop with lathes, CNC, the works. Mostly used hand tools in my time there and hated how monotonous some tasks were, now that I got the itch for some custom [URL="http://www.kitrae.net/music/Tremolo%20Blocks.jpg"]tremolo blocks[/URL] I'm really missing it. It's so much cleaner and more precision oriented than woodworking.
[QUOTE=nox;51362335]Doing machining work looks like fun.[/QUOTE]
and requires an unbelievable level of patience and skill that could result in reward but also the kind of disaster that makes you break your fist over a skull :v:
[QUOTE=nox;51362335]Doing machining work looks like fun.[/QUOTE]
I don't know, a big part of the process in making this cube was actually boring.
All it takes apparently is one embedded video to mess up your recommends
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[QUOTE=Shotz;51363120]All it takes apparently is one embedded video to mess up your recommends
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The Clickspring videos are worth it though, they're great if you're even remotely interested in machining
[QUOTE=Shotz;51363120]All it takes apparently is one embedded video to mess up your recommends
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don't you mean made it better
finally I can post this again
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[QUOTE=J!NX;51362930]and requires an unbelievable level of patience and skill that could result in reward but also the kind of disaster that makes you break your fist over a skull :v:[/QUOTE]
If you know how to measuring calliper properly and a drill piece then it isn't really that hard, I used all these tools and did similar work when I was 16 so not that bad if I am honest. I had a good boss tho he was very informative, the hardest thing I probably did was make around 200 axle pin levers which required a lot more precision that that as I had to use 2 different lathes to get the proper circumference
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