Morning guys and gals especially gals
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Its tensile strength is second to kevlar but the downside is it can be brittle depending on the epoxy used. And its a bit expensive @Mathaais
check out the torque applied to it and the N/m2
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Morning, goodnight.
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The best I can do is to buy you a heater, not warm your bed. There’s a reason why there’s no woman in your life. You probably prefer technology over pucci.
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I actually do, school, business and technology is very black and white while women are 50 shades of confusion
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In other words brother @Gio akaukange?
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Only prayers and fasting can save you.
Hehehe.
Did you have this ready or you just drew it? You have talent.
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Asante. Imeisha tu saa ii.
It was for the next NV but brother @Gio 's case is more deserving.
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@introvert haven’t seen that one before, hehehe @aviator please I have actually made peace with it and to enjoy my own company
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GAYYYY
Chief si unapenda hio jina SANA kwani you are afraid of spending time by yourself, what are you afraid of?
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@Gio, make a carbon fiber garrote unyonge nayo hii seal…
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@aviator na ngata ya arimis…@introvert you understand material science? Cool, nitamtengenezea noose btw between high carbon steel and carbon fibre which has higher tensile strength?
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EXTREME WANKING
Nothing beyond what my profession requires.
I have seen carbon steel in a piano so I think it can slice his head clean off.
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I also understand materials science. And I know the spider’s web is very strong. Si umnyonge na hio.
It can withstand years of use and still not deform and not affected by rust just becoming dull: like its properties you use it in bikes or just normal jagwire? @Female Perspective wacha @Afro akuje maybe atakuchukua