May 22, 2015 6:01 PM
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RattlingNapkin
The hero we need, not the hero we deserve
CornwoodsFanciest
Damn, that was...savage
VaneloppeVonSchweetz
commenting in the hopes @mistersavage will want to one day be my friend.
blasron
I like this idea i really like it
imnotthatblonde
not a new idea, trig in a maths class is one thing, trig to make a bridge for a competition is shop is so much more
@mistersavage HELL YES learning how to lathe metal and mill probably taught me more about maths than my maths teacher (now a mach eng grad!)
oops, mech eng grad...
TheChief10097
I got to do that for a semester helped me with fractions and such. Im not a big fan of the CnC though.
cnc is more a coding exercise, ok the lathes had digital scales so you could to and from 0 a lot.. but we learnt to do it manually too
I never used the computer on the lathe, I just did it manually
nah not so much computer, just a digital scale on the carriage, so you could zero it and run from there easy, or use the scales on wheels
HerbieRobinson
Just tell kids it's much more fun to build, develop, and create things in life then to sit in front of a computer and repeat processes.
yeh but 3d printing is coool and really has a place now
You wanna print the same thing all day everyday for 3 years though?
RattlingNapkin
The hero we need, not the hero we deserve
CornwoodsFanciest
Damn, that was...savage
VaneloppeVonSchweetz
commenting in the hopes @mistersavage will want to one day be my friend.
blasron
I like this idea i really like it
imnotthatblonde
not a new idea, trig in a maths class is one thing, trig to make a bridge for a competition is shop is so much more
imnotthatblonde
@mistersavage HELL YES learning how to lathe metal and mill probably taught me more about maths than my maths teacher (now a mach eng grad!)
imnotthatblonde
oops, mech eng grad...
TheChief10097
I got to do that for a semester helped me with fractions and such. Im not a big fan of the CnC though.
imnotthatblonde
cnc is more a coding exercise, ok the lathes had digital scales so you could to and from 0 a lot.. but we learnt to do it manually too
TheChief10097
I never used the computer on the lathe, I just did it manually
imnotthatblonde
nah not so much computer, just a digital scale on the carriage, so you could zero it and run from there easy, or use the scales on wheels
HerbieRobinson
Just tell kids it's much more fun to build, develop, and create things in life then to sit in front of a computer and repeat processes.
imnotthatblonde
yeh but 3d printing is coool and really has a place now
HerbieRobinson
You wanna print the same thing all day everyday for 3 years though?