On the dowel hole point, just measuring this stuff is going to take at the bare minimum an automated and purpose built CMM, which will drive the cost up even more. If we are to assume +/- 5 microns for every single part - we are talking about the level of manufacturing that Mitutoyo or Starrett have. This will be a multi-million dollar vehicle that noone would buy.
The article states “sub 10 micron”, which I interpreted to be +/- .0004" in practice
These tolerances are very possible to hold while machining, but speaking from my perspective having been a machinist by trade for 20+ years, holding those tolerances for every single part on a vehicle is going to get prohibitively expensive really fucking fast.
Do you have a source for this? I know that this is anecdotal, but even here in rural north GA, people tend to know that it is real.The one thing hanging by a thread is people denying that humans are the cause, and even the most uneducated are thinking, “Well, maybe.”
I tried to be interested, but the image made my eyes bleed.
For when you need to send data to your IoT sprinkler system at high speeds.
This has the same vibes as “Mom! I can’t pause the game! It doesn’t work like that.”
echo "Why use many word when few do trick" | awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++)if(length($i)>3)printf("%s ",$i);print""}'
echo "Why use many word when few do trick" | sed -e 's/\b\w\{1,3\}\b//g'
echo "Why use many word when few do trick" | grep -oE '\b\w{4,}\b'
Makes me want to make a FakeAlbumCovers community, but I have no idea if one already exists and I’m feeling lazy right now.
There is no proof that they didn’t wear three piece suits with a matching hat.
Definition of Canada Fancy:
Canada Fancy is the name for the grade of sliced apples that. (a) possess similar varietal characteristics; (b) possess a very good apple flavour and aroma typical of well-ripened apples and a good colour; © are in good condition with slices practically uniform in size and shape
This post:
Beaans that are Canada fancy
I must eat beans. Beans are the shit-bringer. Beans are the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face the beans. I will permit them to pass over me and through me. And when they have gone past I will turn the brown eye to see their path. Where the beans have gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
Well, in terms of for real metrology, you are correct. A better comparison would have been Brown and Sharpe. However, Starrett has more than enough reputation of everything that they produce being of a very high standard- primarily layout tools like calipers, precision levels, etc.
ETA: This could very well be my bias as an American showing. I know from experience that the fit and finish of a high end pair of Mitutoyo calipers have what I consider to be subpar to the Starrett equivalent in terms of fit and finish. There is also a $500 ish price difference which could also be a subconscious bias.