446 pts ยท May 31, 2011
Never stop making!
Hey, Oregon's pretty great!
I think you're thinking of reaction wheels. The ISS uses control moment gyros which do not have this problem.
Learn to work on your own car - it's a good hobby to take your mind off of code once in a while, and with the savings, you can afford a BMW!
Does it hurt?
that's what she said
dunno, I just used my xray vision while taking this photo.
+1 for making shit work.
The fuck is wrong with this bird
though. The tops of supports may also split if the dowels are stressed hard, so I'll be thinking about this. Thanks for the feedback! (2/2)
The 2x6s give me 2" more without having to add that height to the supports, which are already pretty high. I agree about the dowels (1/2)
You could.
Biggus Dickus!
Anyone else feel for the baby in second to last picture?
It's probably a combination of stereo imaging and subsequent 3D reconstruction (notice how the vault "changes" while the viewpoint moves).
Hey, Oregon's pretty great!
I think you're thinking of reaction wheels. The ISS uses control moment gyros which do not have this problem.
Learn to work on your own car - it's a good hobby to take your mind off of code once in a while, and with the savings, you can afford a BMW!
Does it hurt?
that's what she said
dunno, I just used my xray vision while taking this photo.
+1 for making shit work.
The fuck is wrong with this bird
though. The tops of supports may also split if the dowels are stressed hard, so I'll be thinking about this. Thanks for the feedback! (2/2)
The 2x6s give me 2" more without having to add that height to the supports, which are already pretty high. I agree about the dowels (1/2)
You could.
Biggus Dickus!
Anyone else feel for the baby in second to last picture?
It's probably a combination of stereo imaging and subsequent 3D reconstruction (notice how the vault "changes" while the viewpoint moves).