Just because.

Aug 3, 2026 7:49 PM

Screw you man!

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the 1st layer i approve for maximum lazy peeling, but after that you just fukken wasting my delicious carrots "-"

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This is half the video. The other half was a cucumber with an ID.

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Screw that carrot.

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That's screwed up

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Finally. Now I can eat.

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Screw you!

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Trying to get more iron in your diet?

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lol he nutted his carrot

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So the carrot can get screwed ?

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You used a die on a tap root.

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Screwy

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Please stand over there and make a bolt for the door.

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Orange you glad someone posted this?

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This will harm the cylinder.

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TPI = ?

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1.5mm

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That's nuts, Doc.

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Took too long to watch. Think I'm gonna bolt.

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But Mum, I do need a CNC milling machine, for cooking! Yes, like my Computer for homework!

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what no thread relief radius or lead in chamfer

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Good thing you had carbide tooling. HSS wears out too fast cutting root vegetables.

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HSS might do a better job, you can fine tune the cutting geometry to break the chips properly.

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Breaking chips would be handy when turning potatoes. Unless you want curly fries ;)

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Now thread a nut in a potato. And then fry it in hydraulic oil.

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Who are you, the guy I used to work with in the restaurant who constantly dropped hardware from the fry punch into the french fries? At least 3 times while I was working a customer found a wing-nut in their fries.

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Get a few more vegetables in there and you could grill a kebolt.

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*butt

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Back in my youth, I remember a Warner Brothers cartoon where giant timbers are picked up by crane, have the branches cut off, put on a lathe and by the time they're done? They've got a toothpick that a mechanical arm reaches off and puts in a box with other toothpicks.

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I remember that!

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Isn’t that a Simpsons bit?

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I imagine this is a bit like how baby carrots are made.

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It is certainly a bit.

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Pretty close

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By nutting onto a grown carrot?

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Maybe, but I do see some girth control being used

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baby *cut carrots

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Without the threading attachment, yeah basically... well... technically it's not lathing, it's a an abrasive drum that they roll around in after being cut, sized and cleaned...

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It's really weird because in Australia our baby carrots still have white stuff that is on the carrots and sometimes the roots. I mean small carrots do exist.

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Same thing happened to me when I was a kid. Let me tell you it was rough.

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