1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Get boots that fit bruh

 

These are one of my climbing shoes. lol

 

Oh yeah she liked that stuff, usually you can't go wrong with fresh farmer's market coffee. It's usually gonna be better than anything you buy that's mass farmed/produced I think

 

Laxative companies hate this one easy trick

 

Only thing I hate about making this blueprint are all the damn hidden lines I need to make for the front view depicting the 'opening' in the main body, as well as the baffle at the front opening.

 

Y tho

 

Yeah in school I was like, "this seems like something I would fuck up way too often to make a career out of"

 

Tighter the better. They stretch.

 

It's tedious.

I don't think I'll mess it up, as I'm very detail oriented. I'm just afraid that I overthink things....cause I do so a lot.

 

What is that thing?

 

Good way to ruin a perfectly good 5th gen.

 

More shocks = better

 

Rocket Stove.

It's a project we make, whether we decide to MIG or stick weld...it doesn't matter.

The point of the whole thing is to -

Properly measure said object

Make orthographic drawings of said object, multiple views

Make said drawings on a 1:1 scale

Use said drawings to create an assembly sheet, a detail sheet, and a welding symbols sheet per AWS

Then make said project, using your blueprints, and make sure it is accurate to your blueprint

 

Can I watch paint dry?

 

Does the said "rocket stove" do anything? Or is this just a project to make sure you can do all of the above?

 

Is it designed as a 3d part? Not sure about draftsight, but a lot of 3d cad software can generate 2d drawings from a 3d model, hidden lines and all

 

Hot burning stove that uses air flow to burn hotter

 

If i get paid I can