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It's almost like there's a reason cars have paint.
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Remember when the bazinga brain demanded perfect, to the millimeter, levels of precision with the design? I'd hate to have my rust bucket's dimensions make an eyesore.
Yep. To hundredths of a mil, his big engineering brain not even realising then that heat causes major expansion/contraction. So engineering joins to super big high precision will actually cause more problems than it solves.
To 10 microns, or about 100 times more precise than the mm
I wonder how many microns of difference rust makes on the surface of a cyber truck