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You haven't seen entire subframes being molded before, so it would be strange to see that much mold flash falling off. > dirty and ramshackle That's... an opi

• sho_hn 5y ago
  It's all an opinion, of course. I think I maybe wrote it in a way that came across as incendiary, but I was mostly wondering if this was shot weeks ago during trial or calibration runs and just doesn't represent a line working at full pace. Re dirty and ramshackle, there's just a lot of stuff standing around in what seems like temporary locations, including discarded packaging materials. Things also do frankly look a bit dusty and bruised in ways I'm just not used to seeing in these high-end factories. It may not be to levels of functional relevance, but I think it's interesting. The factories I'm used to are nearly antiseptically clean and the people who run them take great pride in them being so. > You haven't seen entire subframes being molded before, so it would be strange to see that much mold flash falling off. Is this what happens at 1:09?
  • rpmisms 5y ago
    > Is this what happens at 1:09? Yep. That's a front (I think) subframe, fresh off the presses. A little mold flash is to be expected, it's operating around 5,600 to 6,200 tf, more than any industrial mold on the planet. I am friends with an excellent moldmaker, and he's in awe that it works at all. > It may not be to levels of functional relevance, but I think it's interesting. This makes more sense, and doesn't fit with your original tone. > wondering if this was shot weeks ago during trial or calibration runs Likely. This video was leaked several weeks back.