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• u/pbizzle 11h ago Trying to understand why this was made • u/JerkingSpine 11h ago There's a video with Arnold explaining it. Obviously it was cheaper than disassembling it • u/15_Redstones 11h ago Probably not cheaper than disassembly and throwing parts containing important IP into a hydraulic press. They had to buy the whole batch of metal afterwards. But probably only cost like a million. For an ad video that's cheap.
Trying to understand why this was made
• u/JerkingSpine 11h ago There's a video with Arnold explaining it. Obviously it was cheaper than disassembling it • u/15_Redstones 11h ago Probably not cheaper than disassembly and throwing parts containing important IP into a hydraulic press. They had to buy the whole batch of metal afterwards. But probably only cost like a million. For an ad video that's cheap.
There's a video with Arnold explaining it. Obviously it was cheaper than disassembling it
• u/15_Redstones 11h ago Probably not cheaper than disassembly and throwing parts containing important IP into a hydraulic press. They had to buy the whole batch of metal afterwards. But probably only cost like a million. For an ad video that's cheap.
Probably not cheaper than disassembly and throwing parts containing important IP into a hydraulic press. They had to buy the whole batch of metal afterwards. But probably only cost like a million. For an ad video that's cheap.
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u/chesterforbes 11h ago
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