1. the scale on the individual files was way off.

I suspect this has something to do with the printer it was designed for. It seemed very close to being 1 inch = 1 mm. Not a completely uncommon problem. Manually resizing got some files to look right, but I found many simply wouldn’t resize.

2. Almost every single item had errors.

If you’ve done 3d printing, you’ve found that a model can have all kinds of issues that will stop it from printing correctly. I found every single item for the gun had errors. I actually learned a lot about how to repair non-manifold items from this exercise, so it was good in the end.

Some items, like the hammer and the hammer springs simply would not print. I ran them through systems to repair them and fix errors. It would say that everything was fixed, but when I tried to “slice” them for printing, the software would crash. This means that my gun is incomplete. It has no hammer. Not really that big of a deal to me.

>> ^chingalera:

Ok...That version of the theme.....It's like a hammer drill to the temples


I kind of like it. I wonder who made that remix.

Ok...That version of the theme.....It's like a hammer drill to the temples

That sounds like Doc Hammer.

Aaah, no wait, he's Orpheus' Master.

>> ^Yogi:

The answer is to come down on the internet like a hammer...ban everyone and only allow the richest 2% use it. Then it'll be civilized...like a beautiful Yacht. OR we could throw a big party for 4chan people only, and when they come, burn the house down. BURN UM ALLL!!!!


I assume you mean intellectually richest. Even idiots can be financially rich.

>> ^dannym3141:

I really don't like this, she was a little cunt, fair enough, play a trick or two on her, but these fuckers never know where to stop.
For the life of me, as much of an arrogant twat she may have acted, i can't stand to see someone this upset. And it pains me to think of the ramifications of living in a world where there are people who will see this and lap up every second of it.


The answer is to come down on the internet like a hammer...ban everyone and only allow the richest 2% use it. Then it'll be civilized...like a beautiful Yacht. OR we could throw a big party for 4chan people only, and when they come, burn the house down. BURN UM ALLL!!!!

Wow, sounded like MC Hammer's Can Touch This at first.

^ Hear, hear nanrod. CYA is the celebrities best defense. Someone should give Angelina Jolie a few lessons on saying too much while saying nothing at all!!

And yeah, Gibson looked like pickled, hammered, dog shit who had slept out of doors, in his clothes.

While Competition is for the most part shunned by the Aikido community, "Tomiki" Aikido was developed to introduce Aikido to Japanese School systems and to replace existing Judo programs by adapting it to a competitive setting.

Basically, Tomiki Aikido competition is performed with one competitor wielding a wooden dagger (a Tanto), while his opponent attempts to disarm him. Points are scored to the wielder for successful attacks with the dagger, and to the unarmed for performing successful takeaways - the dagger is then placed on the ground and he retreats to neutral territory to await the next attack. Halfway through the round, they switch roles.

As NordlichReiter pointed out, Aikido-ka are trained first and foremost to avoid confrontation. We are trained to diffuse situations with diplomacy to let cooler heads prevail.

Chilax, you would be VERY surprised to see just how effective these techniques are in "street" settings, and as I said before, these Aikidoka are very skilled. The techniques they demonstrate are based on concepts that are centuries old, and have survived the test of time. Not to mention that Aikidoka are trained to take falls and throws with control and grace. Most Yudansha (that is, those who have attained a first-degree black belt or higher, usually requiring 5+ years of dedicated training) gain not only the requisite toughness through ukemi (safe-falling), but the confidence to tap into their knowledge at a moment's notice. Irimi-nage, and Kote-Gaeshi, as well as the perennial hip-throw technique, Koshi-nage, are all swift techniques that use your opponents energy against them while exposing the user to very minimal risk, and Aikidoka are trained to initiate these techniques from a wide variety of attacks.

You can divide basic hand-to-hand attacks into two basic categories: grabs, and strikes. Strikes can be further subdivided into at least three deliveries - from a tsuki, or thrusting attack (like a punch), shomen-uchi (a vertical-motion attack, like a hammer swinging downward), and yokomen-uchi (a horizontal-slashing attack, like a slash with a dagger or sword). Grabs are more numerous: same-side grabs to your wrist, cross-side wrist grabs, both wrists grabbed at the same time, two-hands grabbing one wrist, lapel grabs, chokes, grabs from behind like sleeper-holds... the list goes on. Aikidoka learn the basic techniques, such as Ikkyo, from simple grabs and shomen-uchi strikes in the beginning, and move on the more advanced techniques from stronger attacks as they progress.

You don't start by teaching a white belt hip-throws before they know the basic concepts of ma-ai (literally "distance harmony" or your basic attack range - I'm 6'1", so my ma-ai is going to be wider than someone say 5'5"), the importance of being centered and grounded (you're going to be supporting the weight of your attacker on your hip, if you don't know how to keep your feet and knees, you'll buckle under their weight), or the ukemi to take the fall without injuring yourself.

Haha! yeah, I liked this Zlad Classic
Thanks for the Promote Choggie


In reply to this comment by choggie:
"Like a hammer hits a cantelope..."
*promote

"Like a hammer hits a cantelope..."
*promote

"DJ O'reily can _ my _"

never heard of that DJ is he kinda like MC Hammer

Wow, that was a fast post!

I personally don't think that the Miami players were punished enough for the brawl. FIU came down like a hammer on its players, but Miami was rather passive about the whole thing.

Can't say as there's any more of a textbook interview here, A+, used in the next course with permission, all-around perfect. The man is charming, at-ease, self-effacing, and the timing on the part of by er and ee, impecable. Hard not to see this candidate, as a breath of fresh air, especially with regard to presenting oneself, in the world political arena, as a semantic, self-confident being, someone to take at face value. Reminds me of Lincoln...he needs a stovepipe..

Whatever happend to presidents that wrote their own speeches, the first 10 were literate in more than one language.....far cry from hayseeds with oil money, stained histories of nefarious wick-dipping, and marriages of conveience, with ugly wives......talkin bout the Bushes, Harrimans, and self-serving mini-gods like Aarmand Hammer, etc.....raping and pilliaging as they aquire and insulate.....blah blah blah
O-Sa-Ma!everybody!, jump on the pep rally train!
Looking forward to him guest-hosting, SNL......!