ejector

Specifically the ejector mechanism; if the gun is not held steady after firing, the spent cartridge tends to get jammed between the barrel and the slide.

Does the disk drive or sim card slot ejector really qualify as Molly Guard?

Basically make sure the ejector seat control isn't right next to the throttle.

Then you have the ejector mechanisms, usually some pins driven pneumatically to push the solid moulding out of the fixture at the end of the cycle.

So wear and tear on the ejector mechanism is lessened.

So manufacturers build ejector pins into the mold.

The turn signal doubles as the ejector-seat button.

Thanks to follow-up research after reading this article I now know what an ejector pin mark is, and now that I know I see them everywhere!

You build a massive corpse ejector into that train that launches my body through the air across the people waiting in line onto a giant trampoline over a body funnel.

> No ejector pin marks Not relevant because there is no exposed plastic.

You're going to give a 3D model to a manufacturer, and they'll put the parting lines, ejector pins and gates wherever is easiest/cheapest to manufacture, not where it'd minimize evidence of molding.

I guess being at the back you could have an airbag style system that propels the reactor into the sky like an ejector seat if there's a crash.

CM = Contract Manufacturer CNC = Computer Numerical Control (an automated mill) BOM = Bill of Materials (a parts list) It is jargon, but it's jargon that someone who would be concerned about "not showing ejector pin marks" would probably know.

One case where I think it is ok to require waiting are "Ejector seat button next to the radio" type situations where user action could have potentially disastrous consequences: I am glad I have to hold down my power button for some time to force a hardware restart.