I do find the net entertaining and you are a part of that.
I have said nothing that wasn't true and have pointed out what has been said that was incorrect.
Please carry on....
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I do find the net entertaining and you are a part of that.
You actually refused to provide any evidence for your extraordinary claim.I do find the net entertaining and you are a part of that.
I have said nothing that wasn't true and have pointed out what has been said that was incorrect.
Please carry on....
How's them bend tests coming along?You actually refused to provide any evidence for your extraordinary claim.
Surely if it were possible to use less material to increase rigidity this would be of interest to engineers, yes? Surely there would be something written somewhere about it? Or you could explain the reason for the behavior and how we could reproduce it ourselves? By all means, please educate us, if this is true.
Coming along fine. Answer the question.How's them bend tests coming along?
Are you being petulant?Coming along fine. Answer the question.
No, I'm asking you to answer a question plainly asked instead of sidestepping, which I infer to mean you have nothing to defend your position. You don't even make any remark about what challenges you expect me to encounter with the wood bending--any interest in explaining what, based on your secret knowledge, you expect to go awry? Because I've not been running into anything I haven't been able to troubleshoot so far and none of it has to do with rigidity...Are you being petulant?
Go shave some wood and learn something.
Are you being petulant?
Go shave some wood and learn something.
Are you going to edit this post also?
Are you going to cry?Are you going to edit this post also?
Literally up to you if you will stay ignorant or go learn something.No, I'm asking you to answer a question plainly asked instead of sidestepping, which I infer to mean you have nothing to defend your position. You don't even make any remark about what challenges you expect me to encounter with the wood bending--any interest in explaining what, based on your secret knowledge, you expect to go awry? Because I've not been running into anything I haven't been able to troubleshoot so far and none of it has to do with rigidity...
Support your claims or admit you can't. Anything less is childish. I've provided ample support for my position, and have countless other examples at my disposal with a simple Google search. ALL of it supports my position. I have asked you to provide one single source of scientific evidence for your assertion and you resort to snide remarks. Is your position that indefensible?
That's what the emojis are.Are you going to cry?
Pathetic response to a good faith attempt at a real discussion.Literally up to you if you will stay ignorant or go learn something.
In the mean time you can keep calling me names in an effort to make it personal.
Point out where I called you names. I literally didn't. I said one of your responses was petulant and ridiculous, which it very much is, and said that someone failing to support extraordinary claims nor admit being wrong is childish, which it is. Still up to you how you want to handle this situation, but you've raised a scene instead of simply backing up your position. When asked to explain, you dodge the question. Why is that? I'm happy to learn something--I'll even thank you if I do. So far all I've learned is that you either cannot or will not provide evidence for a claim that flies in the face of well-established science and engineering.Literally up to you if you will stay ignorant or go learn something.
In the mean time you can keep calling me names in an effort to make it personal.
Well ya, it was done thousands of years ago.Like, legit, if the dynamic you describe is real and true and repeatably demonstrable it would have far-flung impact on the world at large and unlock incredible and novel design. To be able to remove material but actually make the object STIFFER than the original form in doing so? I would LOVE to know how to do that. Please, elucidate.
Well ya, it was done thousands of years ago.
No I'm not that way, just calling out bad information put out by internet experts.Look guys, gary3 is just trolling you to stir the pot. 42 and TN have demonstrated expertise, g3 has demonstrated that he knows nothing & he just wants to rile you up. Just move along - never wrestle with a pig, etc.
I genuinely look forward to it. But you could also simply state one historical example of a case where material was removed from a wooden component in a way that increased its rigidity. Even just name the culture. It would be infinitely more explanation than the zero we've gotten over the course of all of these posts.No I'm not that way, just calling out bad information put out by internet experts.
I will put this discussion to bed tomorrow or the next day depending on my free time.
You have provided ZERO information.No I'm not that way, just calling out bad information put out by internet experts.
I will put this discussion to bed tomorrow or the next day depending on my free time.