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Can't laser cut them anyway, you'd lose the assay stamp. Melting & reforming is the way to do this.
by eqvinox 1y ago
Can't laser cut them anyway, you'd lose the assay stamp. Melting & reforming is the way to do this.
- elcritch 1y agoWhat about shaving off a gram or two with a file? You know I'd personally volunteer to help them do that to avoid the tariffs.
- burnt-resistor 1y agoShave off 1±0.2 μg and sell 0.999999999 kg bars instead. :D
- jonbiggums22 1y agoWorks for the engine size limits. Aren't all 2litre engines actually 1950cc?
- burnt-resistor 1y agoProbably. It saves them money on material. As long as they don't quote $.002/MiB as .002¢/MiB. https://youtu.be/nUpZg-Ua5ao https://youtu.be/nUpZg-Ua5ao
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