Manufacturing and Designing National/Civil Defense Articles.
Offering consultation on Militia Operations
Proud member of the Militia Industrial Complex
Introducing KalibrPromGroup:
I am a 3D Designer with a strong background in 3D manufacturing and design, which I taught myself over the course of several years as a hobbyist.
I have decided to open a business to bring useful products to the Civilian Defense Sector.
@Stickypandabear@ORamonGomes Completely different technology involved. Harrier used a different control scheme. Just because it took off vertically doesn't mean it's the same.
The 141 and 38 used the same controls that the 35 does, namely in the low speed roll and other controls which use blown air.
@CooperZurad Brother is there was a way to finance this, I would buy one today. Unfortunately I think most people that aren't super well capitalized aren't going to be spending 15k on it.
@mercoglianos@elonmusk The last part is less certain but if you keep constant force on it I don't see any reason they can't attach something to it. The dynamics of landing cannot be less stressful than being pulled along at a few knots in mostly calm seas.
Worst case they weld a new attachment.
@dannyboytlro@SavageOnTheSun@lukas_m_ziegler Absolutely. Modular molds and modular reinforcement would probably get this done cheaper. Honestly, if you were going to go full stack on it prefabricated concrete panel homes are really the cheapest way to get a concrete house. Probably 50-100k cheaper than this crap.
It's in a way that it causes the structure and the weatherproofness to be in question. It also has to then be resealed. Imo it's because of the way that concrete cures differentially as it's printing causing it to flex as it expands at different ratios on each layer, or in-between batches.
@GunOwners@DAGToddBlanche I'm on your side but this kind of clickbait is pretty obnoxious. He's the ATF director, obviously that's going to be his answer. What did you think he was going to say?