>90% of construction, car repair, and home maintenance is just screwing shit into other shitWHAT THE FUCK
Yeah duh, we don't have Eridian molecular glue technology.
>>2944074A lot of times you have to drill the holes to screw the shit into/onto the other shit, or make brackets/adapters in order to screw the shit to the other shit...
>>2944074Ain't it screwy?
>>2944074wrench is a great filter
>>2944074wait until you find out most manufacturing just boils down to drilling holes in the right spot for your screws
>>2944074Not my designs, I use taper pins and wedges to secure shit Threaded fasteners are for cucks Rolled threads vs cut threads vs beautiful design vs strength I hate threads because string threads with non stripable heads isn’t going to be pretty Cut threads and recessed cap heads gorgeous but prone to stripping Enter taper pins and wedges Gorgeous designs beautiful finishes easy assembly guideways to mating surfaces rather than than trying to finger fuck your way to an assembly like a high school prom limo ride
>>2944074Screwing things is a very old custom. It offers many advantages.. metal parts and be bolted together at a very specific torque so they dont come undone. Its kinda ingenious. Its fuckin nuts.
Gravel is more than 10% I dont beleive you
>>2944074>He doesn't glue everything together
>>2944171>Gravel is more than 10%You are like a little baby.
>>2944126>I use taper pins and wedges to secure shitcan you show us a picture of your bathroom faucet, i'd love to see how the drain and water lines are held together :)
>>2944126>I use taper pins and wedges to secure shit Yeah, maybe in your designer furniture. What a stupid contrarian post, you're retarded.
>>2944209don't reply to namefags or tripfags dumbass, you can train yourself to not even read their posts, just disregard them as soon as you notice any name field other than Anonymous
>>2944211>90% of power generation, including scifi fusion tech, is just boiling water to spin a steam engine
>>2944263>nuclear energy is just boiling waterWHAT THE FUCK
>>2944074yepin 100 years they will find the remains of our society and think we were obsessed with screw threads and spirals, that we worshipped the drill and the nut and bolt.
>>2944074Too advanced for me. Id say 90% is zip ties.
>>2944281>2 thang need be together >no have hole>grug impact go brrrrrr
>>2944074>90% of construction, car repair, and home maintenance is just screwing shit into other shit
>>2944281>>2944285Hello my fellow electricians
>>2944125>>2944074Wait till this guy finds out that you can just stamp a sheet of metal a bunch of times and create whatever you want. They don't want you to know this
>>2944125And even then,>The laser (out of the 11 we have) is cutting 0.015" away from where we expect it to be.>Okay, can we fix the laser, calibrate the toolpath generator to compensate, or use a different laser?>No, make your hole 0.030" bigger in CAD.
>>2944074almost all fixing is taking it apart, cleaning it and putting it back together. the rest is replacing a bad part.
>>2944125What is the secret to drilling holes in things? I had to drill a bunch of holes in 3/8ths plate for a project and that shit sucked. I spent hours watching a drill bit slowly chew its way through them. Do manufacturers have special fast drill bits that I can't have or is it that slow for them too?
>>2945323>almost all fixing is taking it apart, cleaning it and putting it back together. the rest is replacing a bad part.Dude, I almost posted this a week ago in this thread. 95% of fixing anything is cleaning stuff up I swear.
>>2945377>What is the secret to drilling holes in things?Push harder, use some high sulfur cutting oil, and spin the bit fast enough, but not too fast or you'll burn it up.
>>2944074>90% of car repair is screwing things in and they just go in and work :-DDDDD
>>2945377diamond drill bits
>>2944191You're a silly one>>2944265Just saw a nuclear power plant for the first time with my wife in IL. Really awesome. The whole thing was a giant water fall.>>2945323It really is. But then I always go and break it while cleaning it and it really does need a fix.>>2944074At least 70% of construction, car repair, and home maintenance is just knowing what you're doing.
>>2946004>just knowing what you're doingthank god for youtube. i know books used to exist, and still do, but there's no replacing being able to watch a 15 minute video or two of an expert teaching and doing the project you're about to undertake
>constructionIf only. Here in the EU it boils down to smearing slop onto bricks and waiting for it to dry up. But I can't into slop, you have to use the correct water ratio and waste so many buckets and there are 1000 different ones for different purposes. I need to get a romanian guy to teach me the ways
>>2945377Hydraulic punch press.
>>294407410% if following code, and having a dick ass inspector passing you or failing you on the most trivial shit.
