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Originally posted by Pooter View PostWTF???!?!?!?!
He only paid the child to pose as though he were dead—he didn't actually shoot anyone, see, ha ha. It's just a joke! A morbid, awful, racist joke. Police apparently conducted an investigation of the photo four years ago, but nothing happened; now police are asking why, and checking to make sure that the little boy is truly alive.Comment
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1018 round stock.
We making cams?
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If they were, they would be really really soft cams.Originally posted by cobrajet69 View Post
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What? No love for case hardening? lolOriginally posted by turbostang View PostIf they were, they would be really really soft cams.
On a serious note - I have no idea what cams are made from but have used case 1018 to make case hardened "mild" gears with (e.g. worm).
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Ya know, I'm not real familiar with what can be done heat treat-wise on that stuff. I normally use it because it welds REAL nice, and is usually very flat/straight/clean. It's super easy to machine too.Originally posted by cobrajet69 View Post
Standard flat tappet cams are usually cast cores. The higher end roller stuff is some sort of billet, but not sure what. I know it's at least surface heat treated - you can't strike a file on it for shit.Comment
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Because of the lack of carbon, 1018 doesn't take well to standard heat treating processes, but can be 'case hardened' to a depth sufficient enough to make the surface tough enough for worm gears for mild apps.
DavidLast edited by cobrajet69; 10-03-2011, 08:39 AM.Comment
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Someone with no sense of humor said it was.Originally posted by SS Junk View PostI'm still wondering how that pic is racist?
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