Necrodoommonkey
I should Work at Oakley
STILL no pics of these mofos!?
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Nope. I’d love to see what 14k buys you.STILL no pics of these mofos!?
Oh! If that's the case, I am cautiously hopeful with what Oakley will put out.I'm hoping they realized that only 1 out of 72 Ti print frames were actually marginally usable. So they scrapped that crap and are currently converting an old golf club manufacturing plant to pump 1.21 jiggawats thru a furnace to make them the right way.
Where did you read this ? Care to share ?I'm hoping they realized that only 1 out of 72 Ti print frames were actually marginally usable. So they scrapped that crap and are currently converting an old golf club manufacturing plant to pump 1.21 jiggawats thru a furnace to make them the right way.
Where did you read this ? Care to share ?
Where did you read this ? Care to share ?
He means the 1 out of 72 frames partThere’s tons of videos and information out there about how x metal came to be.
The Romeo and Juliet X-Metal are named after the cigars Romeo Y Juliet which Jim is so fond of, afaik.@Necrodoommonkey That's cool.
My thought are that the 1875 refer to the elements used in creating the 3D printed X-metal thus the name ... 1875 X-Metal. Both Argon and Rhenium are used in the metal 3D printing process. If you look at any other industrial alloys they always have a number or name associated with the blend or process used to create the alloy. I used to work in the mountain bike industry and frames that were made out of steel used Chromoly tube sets like 4130 Chromoly (Reynolds 525 and 725) or aluminum tubes like Aluminum (6061 and 7005).
Boxed cigars is a cooler reference though Is there any link between the cigars you posted and Michael Jordan and the Bulls ?