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Set the guard…. Snug as a bug in a rug!
This build is going to have a hidden threaded through tang….. so drill, tap, and mill the pommel…ps I use a shop vac wand to keep the milling area clean and tidy while it’s chomping!
All done….. love the mini mill!!!
Next up is to add the threaded stud...
I screen shot these from the vid……just beautiful!!!! As one that specializes in geometry…….the flow lines (from a fluid mechanics perspective) are pure magic. Ie the faster this beast goes the more the air flow helps stabilize it……
This profile……it makes me speechless!
Seeing one and or...
Very cool and impressive all around! I remember watching the "frozen turkey" 777 engine test to prove a double engine plane could be transatlantic.....one of the coolest/craziest things I have ever seen from a testing perspective!!!!!
FA, yea one size doesn't always fit all! The electronics side is whole other side of WOW on these birds. When I was doing the "tour" of the 777 the most impressive and standout image was the sheer numbers of cables and wires above the luggage racks and above the ceiling panels.....I mean each...
I was thinking mach 3+ by how they were talking and what an engineering/craftsman achievement!!!!
I've read about the Blackbird needing a full week of "recovery" time after each flight and that many of the upper leadership didn't care to invest in the "need for speed".....makes me wonder if...
I watched that vid and seeing the YF-23 in the air was just flat amazing! The lines from the side give me Blackbird vibs...that bird was a thing of beauty!!!! and I would really really really like to know how fast it went!!!! Seeing one in person is now on the bucket list!
Looks might tasty and good call on the salt side…..that’s pretty much all they need and a bit more of a rest helps carry over the inside but the sear after slicing is a perfect tasty bite too!