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| When you think of the airplanes and tanks built during WW2 and compare them to what we were building 20 years earlier you wonder who thought some of this stuff up and how did they make a leap. One time I was talking to a guy that was a machinist at Deere in the 50s and retired about 1980 and he said some of the newer engineers and supervisors just stared at him in disbelief when he told them how they made engine parts back then,,,but somehow they held close enough tolerances that they ran great for years. | |
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Pakistanie machinist
