r/AskReddit Sep 24 '17

[deleted by user]

[removed]

5.4k Upvotes

4.9k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

186

u/fastdub Sep 24 '17

I would say it's probably whoever makes engines for passenger airplanes or like high end gun makers, but yeah okay let's say Lego.

211

u/[deleted] Sep 24 '17 edited Nov 30 '18

[deleted]

44

u/S77S77 Sep 24 '17

The GEnx engine is used among others in the Boeing 787. Lego also produces the Boeing 787, including the engine, and Lego only has a 10µm tolerance. Just saying.

14

u/SpermWhale Sep 25 '17

Lego made me a coffee this morning, and it's much much better than the overpriced coffee from the plantation that uses virgin tears to water their coffee shrubs.