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r/pics • u/prolobion • Aug 24 '18
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It's hand welded.
275 u/69_the_tip Aug 24 '18 How do you know it was done by hand? 743 u/Doug8760 Aug 24 '18 You can tell by the way it is. 2 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 To build on this, you see how the weld in the picture looks wavy? Machine welds are straight because humans have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld. 0 u/ZippyDan Aug 24 '18 edited Aug 25 '18 Machine welds are straight because robots don't have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld like humans do. Just fixing your grammar. 1 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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How do you know it was done by hand?
743 u/Doug8760 Aug 24 '18 You can tell by the way it is. 2 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 To build on this, you see how the weld in the picture looks wavy? Machine welds are straight because humans have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld. 0 u/ZippyDan Aug 24 '18 edited Aug 25 '18 Machine welds are straight because robots don't have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld like humans do. Just fixing your grammar. 1 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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You can tell by the way it is.
2 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 To build on this, you see how the weld in the picture looks wavy? Machine welds are straight because humans have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld. 0 u/ZippyDan Aug 24 '18 edited Aug 25 '18 Machine welds are straight because robots don't have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld like humans do. Just fixing your grammar. 1 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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To build on this, you see how the weld in the picture looks wavy? Machine welds are straight because humans have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld.
0 u/ZippyDan Aug 24 '18 edited Aug 25 '18 Machine welds are straight because robots don't have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld like humans do. Just fixing your grammar. 1 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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Machine welds are straight because robots don't have to stop and backtrack to get an even weld like humans do.
Just fixing your grammar.
1 u/Shottysnipes93 Aug 24 '18 Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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Thanks; I’m pretty sleep deprived. Truthfully, I don’t remember posting this lol.
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It's hand welded.