[filthy mechanical]

LOL! Fortunately that one is easy to fix. Shorter doors.

Here's mine. Thought it was almost done.

This may be fake, but in the real world it does happen. Got a 1 1/4" alignment issue at work when the tolerance allowable is 3/8" and it looks just like this just smaller - column lines are right on either side of the meeting point and parallel, just with a jog between the segments. Woops.

 

[bcowen]

This may be fake, but in the real world it does happen. Got a 1 1/4" alignment issue at work when the tolerance allowable is 3/8" and it looks just like this just smaller - column lines are right on either side of the meeting point and parallel, just with a jog between the segments. Woops.

That's what hammers were invented for, right? And for bigger problems, sledgehammers.

 

[filthy mechanical]

That's what hammers were invented for, right? And for bigger problems, sledgehammers.

Nah, just slot the holes and shift the entire thing over. Good thing it is only holding up a few hundred metric tons.

 

[eligeotro]

This may be fake, but in the real world it does happen. Got a 1 1/4" alignment issue at work when the tolerance allowable is 3/8" and it looks just like this just smaller - column lines are right on either side of the meeting point and parallel, just with a jog between the segments. Woops.

one hundred percent real: Valdivia, Chile, 2015

 

[A Jedi]

I don't know spanish so I'm just going to go with: repaint the lines

 

[bcowen]

I don't know spanish so I'm just going to go with: repaint the lines

LOL! Perhaps that would work in Chile, but if you painted red over blue (or vice versa) in the US, this would happen:

 

[filthy mechanical]

one hundred percent real: Valdivia, Chile, 2015

Now that is funny, installed backwards. And when it is raised it looks a-symmetric so its not just as easy as repaint the lines.

 

[kehorton]

Knowing little about Try (I don't haunt these sites much anymore), I just hope Tyr doesn't run hot - dual Aegir was just too hot for my home office running many hours a day (though I loved the music they made, esp. if they had a bit more juice). I'm expecting something hot - just hoping to be pleasantly surprised .

 

[macdonjh]

I'm trying to digest "measure". "Keep cutting till it either fits or use a hammer" is what I've been operating on. Here's my current project:

Double-hung window, good choice for this application and the overall aesthetic.

 

[Balthazar B]

I'm expecting something hot - just hoping to be pleasantly surprised .

If you want to be *pleasantly* surprised, have them shipped to your winter home in Fairbanks.

 

[Rensek]

If you wnat to be pleasantly surprised, have them shipped to your winter home in Fairbanks.

No need to got to fairbanks for that. Plenty of areas in MT, ND, MN, MB, ON that you can do that at. I've done it a few times already this year. If you add food coloring you can make colored snow.

 

[Balthazar B]

No need to got to fairbanks for that. Plenty of areas in MT, ND, MN, MB, ON that you can do that at. I've done it a few times already this year. If you add food coloring you can make colored snow.

I've always wondered where that yellow snow comes from.

 

[Rensek]

For sure, its from bored midwestern kids.

Or adults drinking too many Busch Lattes.

 

[bcowen]

For sure, its from bored midwestern kids.

Or adults drinking too many Busch Lattes.

A Busch Latte? ROFL! That makes even Liquid Spam sound almost appetizing.

 

[EricDH]

Exogal (ex Wadia folks) ceases operations

It seems that Wadia is finally really dead. A sad day. Together with Theta Digital and a few others they were the pioneers of high end DACs. They did things different than Theta Digital (no closed form). And I wouldn't be surprised if Wadia thought that they were right and Theta wrong, and vice versa. But despite the differences there were similarities in sound. Both companies paid a lot of attention to getting the time domain right (so listening to their products gave you a vast and rock solid sound stage), and both provided deep, taut, almost palpable bass. Now that Wadia's second life has ended, we should be happy that Theta Digital's second life is flourishing.