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Caliper next to the lathe/mill = "Excaliper" Small flathead = "Tom's thumb" LED ring = "A thousand suns" |
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"The Thingummy", sometimes also known as "The Thingmabob"- whatever our programmers are pointing at
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We have a broom that has been repaired and rebuilt six or seven times named Frankenbroom.
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Some people on our team call tin snips "Cut-Whatevers"
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In electrical, we have two strippers. The really nice one is named Kandy. The old, bad one covered in sticky botom-of-the-toolbox gook is named Alphonzo
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Our best classmate netbook is "Happiness" and any small standard screwdriver is a Wago (best pronounced in a count von count voice as VAH-goh). The printer that our scoutegy subteam took to champs is now called "Betsy." |
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our broom is called "The Pry Bar"
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Some of our alumni started the tradition of naming (and labelling) all of Dawgma's machine tools (and some other tools). I don't remember most of the names off hand, other than the vacuum cleaners' (which get used the most).
The large shop vac is named Willard, and the portable one is Bill. |
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The most popular tool in our box is a long phillips screwdriver named "Big Red."
On a related subject, I'll bet some other teams have named all of their batteries like we have (it is a practice we picked up from 1625 Winnovation.) We actually become very familiar with each battery by name, and remember which ones won important matches, which ones are a little weaker than others, etc. Our current roster of competition batteries: Franklin Neil Mackenzie Freebie Oprah Michael Gary Sandbag Darwin Pedro Plus two batteries reserved for alliance partners: Tonto and Wattson. |
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Our team likes to refer to those little ClassMate laptops as 'JankMates'.
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we were using a 96t chop saw blade that kept throwing teeth. i think it ended its life with around 80ish teeth. we called it "deathblade"
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