Bestest picture thread evaar! (The trilogy)

[Origanalist]

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[Origanalist]

 

[Suzanimal]

 

[Suzanimal]

Dogs are awesome. They'll do the same thing when they're being lowered into the pool.

 

[shakey1]

 

[CaptUSA]

Reminded me of this...

Today is the 60th anniversary of one of the most seminal days in the history of rock and roll. John Lennon meets Paul McCartney - July 6th, 1957.

 

[shakey1]

3rd from the left kinda looks like a kilt, tho. WTF is with the heels? This ain't 1400s France,y'all.

 

[The Rebel Poet]

 

[fisharmor]

 

[heavenlyboy34]

Can anyone explain this image? I don't get it.

 

[merkelstan]

 

[heavenlyboy34]

w00t!Well,almost everything. If there's a way to weld dissimilar materials(i.e. aluminum and steel)I don't know about it. It would be cool if there was a universal rod and flux(on those occasions you use stick, which is pretty rare in a small shop AFAIK) that could used to weld anything...but then there's the problem of melting points among drastically different materials and whatnot...

 

[fisharmor]

Can anyone explain this image? I don't get it.

It's a perfect visual representation of white privilege.

 

[fisharmor]

w00t!Well,almost everything. If there's a way to weld dissimilar materials(i.e. aluminum and steel)I don't know about it. It would be cool if there was a universal rod and flux(on those occasions you use stick, which is pretty rare in a small shop AFAIK) that could used to weld anything...but then there's the problem of melting points among drastically different materials and whatnot...

 

[Lamp]

 

[Dr.3D]

w00t!Well,almost everything. If there's a way to weld dissimilar materials(i.e. aluminum and steel)I don't know about it. It would be cool if there was a universal rod and flux(on those occasions you use stick, which is pretty rare in a small shop AFAIK) that could used to weld anything...but then there's the problem of melting points among drastically different materials and whatnot...

http://alumasteeltigrod.com/

 

[timosman]

 

[heavenlyboy34]

From here those both look 100% steel. I've never worked with rivets, but I'm pretty sure they're made on a lathe.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

http://alumasteeltigrod.com/

OMFG, THAT IS GENIUS!! No wonder I've never heard of it, tho-

[h=4]General Questions[/h] Expand for answers

A-1. No. It’s been in use in the private sector for years, but is now being made available to the public.

 

[fisharmor]

From here those both look 100% steel. I've never worked with rivets, but I'm pretty sure they're made on a lathe.

LOL yeah they are... the point is, they are an excellent way of joining dissimilar metals.