From: jim on 15 Feb 2010 17:41 jim beam wrote: > >>> It doesn't sound like you know much about steel. You definitely don't > >>> know much about cast irons either. Ductile iron is not a commodity it > >>> is material that is produced as a result of the casting process. > >> > >> whoa. wow. evidently you simply don't know what you don't know. but > >> we already know you've not read this thread or you'd have bothered with > >> the cites i gave earlier. > > > > How does that make the foolish statement I was responding to any less > > foolish? > > it doesn't make your statement less foolish dude. "ductile iron" is > very much a commodity. you'd know that if you knew about iron/steel. In your fantasy world that may be, but not in the real world.
From: jim beam on 15 Feb 2010 17:57 On 02/15/2010 02:41 PM, jim wrote: > > > jim beam wrote: > > >>>>> It doesn't sound like you know much about steel. You definitely don't >>>>> know much about cast irons either. Ductile iron is not a commodity it >>>>> is material that is produced as a result of the casting process. >>>> >>>> whoa. wow. evidently you simply don't know what you don't know. but >>>> we already know you've not read this thread or you'd have bothered with >>>> the cites i gave earlier. >>> >>> How does that make the foolish statement I was responding to any less >>> foolish? >> >> it doesn't make your statement less foolish dude. "ductile iron" is >> very much a commodity. you'd know that if you knew about iron/steel. > > In your fantasy world that may be, but not in the real world. the only "fantasy" here is you having an opinion on a subject about which you are clearly underinformed. "ductile iron" [in its multitude of grades and qualities] is a cheap commodity produced in the millions of tons each year. spending up to 30% of a component's value in shipping makes no sense whatsoever. almost certainly this is not a "ductile iron" component, but that doesn't detract from you bullshitting about it. -- nomina rutrum rutrum
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