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Many of us know how to draft up a part to specifications devised from the books or literally out of the blue, but drafting alone is an addition process.
Actually turning out a part by hand is a reduction process, that is... things must go in a certain order or it will either never work or it will only under great difficulty.
I admire those who DIY down to this level, and those who mastered machining BEFORE they went into designing. Only they can design products that can be easy to produce AND aesthestically pleasing![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
well done bobhaha, thank you for posting this!
Actually turning out a part by hand is a reduction process, that is... things must go in a certain order or it will either never work or it will only under great difficulty.
I admire those who DIY down to this level, and those who mastered machining BEFORE they went into designing. Only they can design products that can be easy to produce AND aesthestically pleasing
well done bobhaha, thank you for posting this!
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