MR. evil
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You gonna draw up some plans? It's much more funner to just wing it.
what makes you think I didn't draw up plans for the stuff I built already?
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what makes you think I didn't draw up plans for the stuff I built already?
Trekchick
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I agree.
Carry on!
MR Evil
If a 12 year old kid can build that teeter totter, I think you can handle it.
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Rough sketch on a pad = Mildly Geeky
Plan on graph paper = Officially Geeky
CAD Drawing = There's no hope for you
o3jeff
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If he used the CAD he probably would of noticed that his tires are roughly 2" wide and he goes and builds 10" wide bridges, what a waste of material
I wouldn't doubt that you have.
I've made 3D CAD models of things that definitely didn't need plans, let alone a 3D model.
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I've made 3D CAD models of things that definitely didn't need plans, let alone a 3D model.
Well, I already know there is no hope for you....
Okay, just wanted to make sure everyone knew.
Trekchick
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And yet, you are the subject of this thread. That should tell you something. [trek ducking, now]I wouldn't doubt that you have.
I've made 3D CAD models of things that definitely didn't need plans, let alone a 3D model.
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What if I not only designed them in a 3D BIM (Building Information Modeling..CAD is so dead) program. But I also laid them out on a site plan of my yard to maximize flow and minimized damage to the grass. I am not saying I did that, but if I did what would that make me?
MRGisevil
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He had a fully functional bike park by the end of it with tie-ins for MEP. I'm surprised he didn't hire Marc as a consultant.
And oh yes, Tim. I "gave you permission". Way to paint the image of a slave driver.
severine
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They all do that. I think it's built into the male DNA.
severine
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Looks like you're working REAL hard at work today..... :roll:
Looks like you're working REAL hard at work today..... :roll:
What do you think I was doing while I was on the phone with you earlier...
Geez, I'm surprised none of the engineering types around here have picked apart the obvious flaws in my design.... :roll:
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I have so many logs way down in the back of my back yard, as well as a sewer easement which is essentially just an overgrown road, that I could build one helluva mini practice area. I think my wife would kill me spending time on that, and the neighbors would probably have me committed if they saw me riding back there.... :lol:
o3jeff
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Let alone when she sees us using you driveway as a parking lot so we can ride there
Even I thought about riding around my property. Just do it. Who cares what people think. ;-) We live on a dirt road. I might ride up and down the steep, twisty part to warm up for tomorrow.
Any pictures of this year's stunts Tim?
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pretty much the same stuff, but I also have a 24" high jump. I also made that using concrete pavers for the base so i can make it higher or lower very easy.
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