Could you wait to leave until the 13th? Should be able to change your flight for about $800.Rats. We'll be in London England. Leaving on the 8th and arriving back on the 24th.
Could you wait to leave until the 13th? Should be able to change your flight for about $800.Rats. We'll be in London England. Leaving on the 8th and arriving back on the 24th.
If she does it in the Irish way I think the food is laid out on top of my coffin. I think...Would there be food?
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.... So yer sayin' that this whole thing will happen over your dead body huh? .....Have fun in England, it definitely sounds like the plan of a wise man.If she does it in the Irish way I think the food is laid out on top of my coffin. I think...
If it would be of interest... I could do a deep dive into abrasive materials and backings - likely focusing on sanding belt materials.So... any thoughts or suggestions on what we can do for this next meet-up on Oct 12th? (I'm thinking/planning on 3-5pm again)
Should we stick with the same format and make it a sharing/bs/show & tell time?
I am happy to just host the space and time together, but if there is something specific that is desired, then let me know!
Anyone want to do a presentation on something they are working on or especially knowledgeable about?
Great idea Tom!I find the most challenging thing about metal working is often work holding. Perhaps we could bring some examples of unique work holding solutions we have come up with. Seeing something some else has done, even if I don’t have something identical to hold, is helpful in coming up with a good way to hold what I need to work with.
OMG I'm just working on that very scenario with one of the parts for the Robot Arm. Do I tell it to make tabs and then I can hold the piece in the vise for everything. Or do I drill some holes in key places and bolt it down onto MDF which will get wet from coolant. Or a scrap piece of Al. Don't want to carve up my mill table.I find the most challenging thing about metal working is often work holding. Perhaps we could bring some examples of unique work holding solutions we have come up with. Seeing something some else has done, even if I don’t have something identical to hold, is helpful in coming up with a good way to hold what I need to work with.
Can you bolt it down to a chunk of aluminum?OMG I'm just working on that very scenario with one of the parts for the Robot Arm. Do I tell it to make tabs and then I can hold the piece in the vise for everything. Or do I drill some holes in key places and bolt it down onto MDF which will get wet from coolant. Or a scrap piece of Al. Don't want to carve up my mill table.