idk but the linux foundation is fully compromised
That may seem logical but it's not true. Even if the pack frame is that open upside down U shape with absolutely no other members, the forces aren't going to be acutely focused the way they are when you're making a bend in a tube using a lot of mechanical advantage.
Now attach the legs of the U together and it becomes much stronger. Constrain the frame with taught fabric, or diagonal stays (could be thin cord), and it becomes stronger still.
If you throw the pack off a cliff and one of the frame members lands on a rock with the weight of the pack on it, sure, you might wreck the frame. But just day to day use? No way.
heh
whether it's a big difference or not, it may still be plenty for the application in the tubing sizes that are practical to use
and it's unlikely you're going to heat treat to T6 at home, the process is not trivial
anyway my point isn't that you should use specifically 3003, but that materials should be chosen based on their strengths. this application does not play to 6061's strengths, it's just an alloy people know about. so use something that is either formable cold, or that won't be negatively affected by local heating
and either way you should be using a tubing bender that supports the walls of the tubing to prevent kinking and flattening, if you're trying to push the limits of the material. the most important thing here is keeping the tubing tube shaped through the bend
they also tend not to be engineers
if you kink a bend or otherwise put a big stress riser in it, the base material strength advantage doesn't matter, because the structural integrity is compromised
if you anneal the 6061 to bend it without damaging the tubing wall, it's not strong anymore. annealed 6061 is weaker than 3003
so, use a material that is meant for bending in the first place
6061 isn't nice for bending in general, 3003 is a lot easier to work with and I doubt the strength difference would matter
>employing biometric authentication where feasible ... to circumvent the need to input sensitive information manually
great, so they can steal your fingerprint off a glass and pwn you forever with a key you can't change
depends what it's about I guess
experienced let's players know full well that a large portion of their audience mostly listens instead of watching attentively
