comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 49 seconds ago
comment by Bales (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
Everything Will Be OK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PfcQUDfhp4
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Fckin surfer.....
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You reminded me of this - hadn't watched it in years!
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 17 minutes ago
Covid will only exasperate the division, because the Brexiters will use the pandemic to blur the lines between the impact of the pandemic and Brexit.
We aren’t all in this together. Because not everyone will suffer the same. Which is why your appeal to unity is booollocks, Shinji. There is no unity.
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We shall fight them on the beaches
Where’s your bulldog spirit?
Don’t worry folks you’ll still be our non EU friends
But you’re being wilfully ignorant of the obvious damaging impact on the country because you want to be positive. Your whole argument here is about being positive. Positivity means nothing in the face of evidence, something you then put down to negativity. Maybe your own circumstances allow you to have such delusion, but that’s not what I’m saying.
But just how bad is it going to be. We don't really know if it is.
I can’t believe this comment was actually written, bloke is on some mega happy pills.
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 minute ago
Is that at me Darren?
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Yep
Caaant isn't he?
Nah was talking to Shinji.
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 minute ago
Is that at me Darren?
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Yep
Caaant isn't he?
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Joking
It was for me
comment by Constantinople (U11781)
posted 2 minutes ago
But just how bad is it going to be. We don't really know if it is.
I can’t believe this comment was actually written, bloke is on some mega happy pills.
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Think whoever sold them me stopped by yours on the way with the yin to my yang
https://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2020/0520/1139557-irish-protocol/
EI says Britain not entitled to trade benefits
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 4 minutes ago
But you’re being wilfully ignorant of the obvious damaging impact on the country because you want to be positive. Your whole argument here is about being positive. Positivity means nothing in the face of evidence, something you then put down to negativity. Maybe your own circumstances allow you to have such delusion, but that’s not what I’m saying.
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Fair comment
I don't like the sound of wilfully ignorant, but I can accept it.
And bank it for future arguments.
Not with you, for educational purposes
Here's a chance of positivity.
What if, through technological advances, we are able to manufacture more things in this country without the need to go to China, for example.
Welcome to the positive world of Additive Manufacturing.
Or is that more happy pills delusion?
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 0 seconds ago
Or is that more happy pills delusion?
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Pretty big if mate
It's happening already. And we're playing at it.
If the govt., I know they're sht, but if they give the right push, we could start to angle towards that and have something to look forward to and aim for. Whilst focussing education on this even more than they already are.
Doesn't take long to train people in this sector with the right leadership and candidates.
To give one example in a leading sector, I was talking to a surgeon in a Birmingham hospital and he said Theatre time has been reduced by two hours - £1200 per hour, just by the surgeon being able to 3D Print a model for £5 and use it to plan surgery, entry angles, etc.
That's per operation. So finacial and more importantly, massive health benefits.
And obviously every surgeon around the country can use this technique.
We're now talking medical devices.
But have the government put together a proposal for implementing these huge savings in our NHS hospitals?
Don't think so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln0xESEnIjw
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 15 minutes ago
It's happening already. And we're playing at it.
If the govt., I know they're sht, but if they give the right push, we could start to angle towards that and have something to look forward to and aim for. Whilst focussing education on this even more than they already are.
Doesn't take long to train people in this sector with the right leadership and candidates.
To give one example in a leading sector, I was talking to a surgeon in a Birmingham hospital and he said Theatre time has been reduced by two hours - £1200 per hour, just by the surgeon being able to 3D Print a model for £5 and use it to plan surgery, entry angles, etc.
That's per operation. So finacial and more importantly, massive health benefits.
And obviously every surgeon around the country can use this technique.
We're now talking medical devices.
But have the government put together a proposal for implementing these huge savings in our NHS hospitals?
Don't think so.
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Do you want the answer?
Money
And they are only the beginning with desktop machines.
There are houses being built at a rapid rate. Boats.
If you line 10 machines up, maybe 20, they can compete with injection moulding, so that would definitely impact on the necessity to use Chinese warehouses for production. And the tooling costs are out of the window. And lead times are reduced.
No PoSiTiViTy FoR tHe FuTuRe
Problem is that automation is not good for a country that has such little industry. The construction industry, for example, is going to really suffer.
No PoSiTiViTy FoR tHe FuTuRe
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Please don't debase the debate you've started with that.
3D printing seems like a great opportunity. Though that would've existed with or without Brexit - there's nothing to suggest it's some unique advantage that the UK could leverage to offset a recession.
It's not always a part of automation though, it's becoming a replacement in itself.
Although that will be the end goal. So yes construction will change. Maybe for the better? Less accidents, more streamlined, faster, better materials (more sustainable)- and we can train the would-be construction workers to be something else within the new techniques. Or outside.
With a CNC and a Metal 3D Printer, they're not cheap, granted, but tumbling as the market gets more competitive, steeply tumbling, you can manufacture precision parts, cost-effectively, from most metals with an outlay of about £300k retail. With Govt. help we could push this, if they choose to. Maybe less cost if you went 2nd hand.
That would give early adopters a big advantage. If we are them, then brilliant. Must help companies. And think of the educational opportunities mentioned above.
It's also changing the way we manufacture and negating the need for importing parts, which, if we did adopt this tech, we could set up manufacturing hubs wherever we please, for certain stuff.
As said earlier the injection moulding we could take from China would be huge.
Might be a long term vision, but I've seen the market adopting this tech over the last 6 years and it's been rapid.
https://www.tctmagazine.com/3d-printing-news/3dgbire-ultimaker-briggs-automotive-company-3d-print-supercar/
And that machine is just £5.4k
And last but definitely not least, the carbon footprint is significantly reduced.
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/robots-boost-rwandas-fight-against-covid-19/1847225
wondering how Rwanda are able to do this but we can't Lol
Brexit - good news for British farming and fishing industry from what I understand of it. Buy British. Bring it back. Tighter controls on immigration. More jobs available for Brits. Less Polski Slop minimarkets. Tesco rules OK!
Discuss.
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posted on 20/5/20
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 49 seconds ago
comment by Bales (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
Everything Will Be OK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PfcQUDfhp4
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Fckin surfer.....
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You reminded me of this - hadn't watched it in years!
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 17 minutes ago
Covid will only exasperate the division, because the Brexiters will use the pandemic to blur the lines between the impact of the pandemic and Brexit.
We aren’t all in this together. Because not everyone will suffer the same. Which is why your appeal to unity is booollocks, Shinji. There is no unity.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We shall fight them on the beaches
Where’s your bulldog spirit?
Don’t worry folks you’ll still be our non EU friends
posted on 20/5/20
But you’re being wilfully ignorant of the obvious damaging impact on the country because you want to be positive. Your whole argument here is about being positive. Positivity means nothing in the face of evidence, something you then put down to negativity. Maybe your own circumstances allow you to have such delusion, but that’s not what I’m saying.
posted on 20/5/20
Is that at me Darren?
posted on 20/5/20
But just how bad is it going to be. We don't really know if it is.
I can’t believe this comment was actually written, bloke is on some mega happy pills.
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 minute ago
Is that at me Darren?
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Yep
Caaant isn't he?
posted on 20/5/20
Nah was talking to Shinji.
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 minute ago
Is that at me Darren?
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Yep
Caaant isn't he?
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Joking
It was for me
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Constantinople (U11781)
posted 2 minutes ago
But just how bad is it going to be. We don't really know if it is.
I can’t believe this comment was actually written, bloke is on some mega happy pills.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Think whoever sold them me stopped by yours on the way with the yin to my yang
posted on 20/5/20
https://www.rte.ie/news/brexit/2020/0520/1139557-irish-protocol/
EI says Britain not entitled to trade benefits
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Joe The King Exotic (U10026)
posted 4 minutes ago
But you’re being wilfully ignorant of the obvious damaging impact on the country because you want to be positive. Your whole argument here is about being positive. Positivity means nothing in the face of evidence, something you then put down to negativity. Maybe your own circumstances allow you to have such delusion, but that’s not what I’m saying.
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Fair comment
I don't like the sound of wilfully ignorant, but I can accept it.
And bank it for future arguments.
posted on 20/5/20
Not with you, for educational purposes
posted on 20/5/20
Here's a chance of positivity.
What if, through technological advances, we are able to manufacture more things in this country without the need to go to China, for example.
Welcome to the positive world of Additive Manufacturing.
posted on 20/5/20
Or is that more happy pills delusion?
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 0 seconds ago
Or is that more happy pills delusion?
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Pretty big if mate
posted on 20/5/20
It's happening already. And we're playing at it.
If the govt., I know they're sht, but if they give the right push, we could start to angle towards that and have something to look forward to and aim for. Whilst focussing education on this even more than they already are.
Doesn't take long to train people in this sector with the right leadership and candidates.
To give one example in a leading sector, I was talking to a surgeon in a Birmingham hospital and he said Theatre time has been reduced by two hours - £1200 per hour, just by the surgeon being able to 3D Print a model for £5 and use it to plan surgery, entry angles, etc.
That's per operation. So finacial and more importantly, massive health benefits.
And obviously every surgeon around the country can use this technique.
We're now talking medical devices.
But have the government put together a proposal for implementing these huge savings in our NHS hospitals?
Don't think so.
posted on 20/5/20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln0xESEnIjw
posted on 20/5/20
comment by Shinjury list (U1700)
posted 15 minutes ago
It's happening already. And we're playing at it.
If the govt., I know they're sht, but if they give the right push, we could start to angle towards that and have something to look forward to and aim for. Whilst focussing education on this even more than they already are.
Doesn't take long to train people in this sector with the right leadership and candidates.
To give one example in a leading sector, I was talking to a surgeon in a Birmingham hospital and he said Theatre time has been reduced by two hours - £1200 per hour, just by the surgeon being able to 3D Print a model for £5 and use it to plan surgery, entry angles, etc.
That's per operation. So finacial and more importantly, massive health benefits.
And obviously every surgeon around the country can use this technique.
We're now talking medical devices.
But have the government put together a proposal for implementing these huge savings in our NHS hospitals?
Don't think so.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Do you want the answer?
Money
posted on 20/5/20
And they are only the beginning with desktop machines.
There are houses being built at a rapid rate. Boats.
If you line 10 machines up, maybe 20, they can compete with injection moulding, so that would definitely impact on the necessity to use Chinese warehouses for production. And the tooling costs are out of the window. And lead times are reduced.
No PoSiTiViTy FoR tHe FuTuRe
posted on 20/5/20
Problem is that automation is not good for a country that has such little industry. The construction industry, for example, is going to really suffer.
posted on 20/5/20
No PoSiTiViTy FoR tHe FuTuRe
---
Please don't debase the debate you've started with that.
3D printing seems like a great opportunity. Though that would've existed with or without Brexit - there's nothing to suggest it's some unique advantage that the UK could leverage to offset a recession.
posted on 20/5/20
It's not always a part of automation though, it's becoming a replacement in itself.
Although that will be the end goal. So yes construction will change. Maybe for the better? Less accidents, more streamlined, faster, better materials (more sustainable)- and we can train the would-be construction workers to be something else within the new techniques. Or outside.
With a CNC and a Metal 3D Printer, they're not cheap, granted, but tumbling as the market gets more competitive, steeply tumbling, you can manufacture precision parts, cost-effectively, from most metals with an outlay of about £300k retail. With Govt. help we could push this, if they choose to. Maybe less cost if you went 2nd hand.
That would give early adopters a big advantage. If we are them, then brilliant. Must help companies. And think of the educational opportunities mentioned above.
It's also changing the way we manufacture and negating the need for importing parts, which, if we did adopt this tech, we could set up manufacturing hubs wherever we please, for certain stuff.
As said earlier the injection moulding we could take from China would be huge.
Might be a long term vision, but I've seen the market adopting this tech over the last 6 years and it's been rapid.
https://www.tctmagazine.com/3d-printing-news/3dgbire-ultimaker-briggs-automotive-company-3d-print-supercar/
And that machine is just £5.4k
And last but definitely not least, the carbon footprint is significantly reduced.
posted on 20/5/20
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/robots-boost-rwandas-fight-against-covid-19/1847225
posted on 20/5/20
wondering how Rwanda are able to do this but we can't Lol
posted on 20/5/20
Brexit - good news for British farming and fishing industry from what I understand of it. Buy British. Bring it back. Tighter controls on immigration. More jobs available for Brits. Less Polski Slop minimarkets. Tesco rules OK!
Discuss.
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