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Wednesday, 03-Aug 2011 @ 11:41am
Edited by andrewzuku
Wednesday, 03-Aug 2011 @ 11:43am
Wednesday, 03-Aug 2011 @ 11:43am
"One of the hardships of owning an old car is rebuilding rare parts when there are simply no replacements available. My 1907 White Steamer has a feedwater heater, a part that bolts onto the cylinders. It's made of aluminum, and over the 100-plus years it's been in use, the metal has become so porous you can see steam and oil seeping through. I thought we could just weld it up. But it's badly impregnated with oil and can't be repaired. If we tried, the metal would just come apart."
Read more: http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/jay-leno/technology/4320759
When these come down in price, I'd love one! Imagine being able to scan your left indicator lens, flip in in a computer, and print a right one.
Hurry up future... I want you now!
Read more: http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/jay-leno/technology/4320759
When these come down in price, I'd love one! Imagine being able to scan your left indicator lens, flip in in a computer, and print a right one.
Hurry up future... I want you now!
