zeigs
Guest
without knowing what is attached, what material is made and above all a piece of measure to have an idea of size can be said very little. in fact, too much.
a feeling: it is plastic, and it is a roller support of a printer. does anyone have more imagination than me?
a feeling: it is plastic, and it is a roller support of a printer. does anyone have more imagination than me?
MBT
Guest
a little bit recalculated in this debateBut a couple of measures take us. . .
How big is it?
that of the printer roller support I like, we can stay!
But to do the opposite bastian and remain on the theme of what is written in the other discussion. . .
for me is the support of the water tank in the automatic coffee machines!
How big is it?
that of the printer roller support I like, we can stay!
But to do the opposite bastian and remain on the theme of what is written in the other discussion. . .
for me is the support of the water tank in the automatic coffee machines!
Meccbell
Guest
here is another thread open to the dog member... 
So what is it?
I think it looks a lot like water support for shuttle astronauts:tongue:
So what is it?
I think it looks a lot like water support for shuttle astronauts:tongue:
cacciatorino
Guest
It's time for thesis and/or exam sessions at the uni...here is another thread open to the dog member...
MBT
Guest
allow me, or illustrious. . .here is another thread open to the dog member...
the correct technical term is "member of seguge"!
or if you prefer to use abbreviations... to the c.d.c.
and rightly the students in panic and despair beat their heads where they can, almsifying information as if those who work had drank infusion of science by identifying a bread roll and knowing!It's time for thesis and/or exam sessions at the uni...
zeffiro62
Guest
enterprise astronave motor support
fischer
Guest
time machine reference lever
MBT
Guest
It's okay. we try to be at least a serious peline.. .
Otherwise I say it is the arm support for the machine that packs condoms!
MBT
Guest
Did you notice that piece there, too, when you were on a hatu prize trip?
:tongue:
:biggrin:stefano1984
Guest
Sorry if I wasn't accurate in the call, but I don't have any kind of information on the piece. I believe both in steel and measures (maximum) 100x50x65 mm. I expect from you more serious answers...thank you!
Meccbell
Guest
boy, the forum works like the computer: if you enter munezza comes out munezza, but multiplied by a factor n
therefore be content with what has come out, because it is the logical consequence of what you have entered.
have fun.
therefore be content with what has come out, because it is the logical consequence of what you have entered.
have fun.
marcof
Guest
Great!
I've never had a signature in my life, but if you authorize me, I'll put it here, citing the source! :smile:
marcof
Guest
It's the second time a thread like this shows up. I asked myself, even in the other and I wrote it, what a way to ask questions of caxxo like what your professors presented to you.
what would be the educational-didactic purpose?
They think that when you go to work, they'll put you in front of any piece and they'll say, "just finish it!"
But what literally makes me transpire is that you, with the most candid innocence, ask even "series" answers without even having the vague suspicion that the answers received, as Meccbell explained, are daughters of a demential question
stefanobruno
Guest
to be hired in a company that produces tires and that has as promoter a white fat that fights and wins on the gas pump
biggrin: ) I had to pass a test like that.I was opened on the desk a wooden box lined in black velvet with a dozen chromed pieces inside.
chronometer in my hand, ready away, mount me this.
ps. : He mounted it, there was still emme.
I was a little more elastic than rubber.
Maybe I'd seen the piece of "stephan 1984" then, I'd know what it was.
: in that company the maintainers, having available caucciù, the products of hatu if they did them in their own hands of the limes.
... they all had a lot of children:biggrin::biggrin:
Bye.
Meccbell
Guest
Do it, do it.
I am a convinced advocate of opensource. :smile:
Meccbell
Guest
:hahahah::hahahah:
cacciatorino
Guest
I don't think the prof is so foolish. cases are two in my opinion:
1) the student did not understand well the question
2) the student is placing problems that for the prof are totally negligible (such as writing on the cartilage in the "description" field).
marcof
Guest
eh, but to mount something disassembled is different than to tell what only one of those pieces that made up the complete gadget without seeing the otherto be hired in a company that produces tires and that has as promoter a white fat that fights and wins on the gas pump
I was opened on the desk a wooden box lined in black velvet with a dozen chromed pieces inside.
chronometer in my hand, ready away, mount me this.
ps. : He mounted it, there was still emme.
