Originally posted by Philippines
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Hand waving, this time with a few arm flaps.
Harte
I'll take that as a concession. You know you can't dispute the marks because there is no way around the fact they were caused by high speed tools and that is the slippery slope you guys just don't want to go down. It's simple but impossible to get around and you know it.
More hand waving again.
These marks have been completely explained, according to every detail you've provided.
Of course, you can't provide any of the requested detail.
Just the waving.
Harte
what are you talking about? nothing you've provided has been conclusive. could you do me a favor and show me where someone demonstrates how hand tooling leaves high speed marks?
How about you support the claim that these are "high speed marks?"
And not with another quote from Dunn.
You criticize the evidence I and others have provided, while providing absolutely nothing to back up your own claims.
This is called trolling.
Harteedit on 12/8/2012 by Harte because: (no reason given)
"evidence" you've provided has been baloney. take one of the diagrams for example of the core drill bow saw. Don't you think the wooden stick shaft would grind down before the granite? This all sounds easy on paper but so far I haven't seen anything actually being replicated to these levels of sophistication.
Are you proof reading what you're typing? I suppose if you're trying to drill into granite with a wooden shaft/boring bit, you will probably grind down the stick, you're right. However, the thread is discussing using copper tubes as the boring bit, and with abrasives and time you will erode/drill the stone away.
Perhaps you would be better off trying to explain how Ed Leedskalnin created coral castle. I think if you can explain how he drilled and moved the stones there, you could then compare his technology to the egyptians.
Coral Castle
I found this interesting concerning Leedskalnin's nine ton gate, "Then, in 1986, the gate stopped opening. A team of engineers was brought in for consultation. In order to remove the gate, six men and a 50 ton crane were utilized. Once the gate was removed. it was discovered that Ed had centered and balanced the nine-ton piece of rock on an old truck bearing. He had drilled an almost perfectly round hole from top to bottom of the eight-foot-tall gate with no electric tools. Today , a laser-controlled high speed drill would be used to do the same work. "
