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20-08-2014
Thread: Wooden sunglasses
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Wooden sunglasses
How to make wooden sunglasses in few steps.
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06-05-2014
Thread: Saving machine settings between sessions
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Re: Saving machine settings between sessions
Ok well Neale you got me wondering about repeatabilty of those switches and as it happens i'm just setting up a machine so lashed together a test for you of the Ebay switches I use.
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26-09-2013
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Residual Stress in Glass - Mystery of Prince Rupert's Drop at 130,000 fps
Residual Stress in Glass - Mystery of Prince Rupert's Drop at 130,000 fps
Mystery of Prince Rupert's Drop at 130,000 fps : Ri Channel
Fellow geeks on the forum may find this interesting. As... -
28-08-2013
Thread: A sufficiently strong machine
by Jonathan- Replies
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BUILD LOG:
A sufficiently strong machine
[Please note this post is not quite finished - I will be editing it in the next few days to include costings among other things]
Just over two years ago, when I made the steel frame for my router... -
01-07-2013
Thread: Eager to Learn and grow
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Re: Eager to Learn and grow
i shouldnt have said fairly i am happy with it, but there are things id do slightly different,things like having slots ground into the face of the y axis for the rail for easier alignment same with...
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13-09-2010
Thread: New PayPal user agreement
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Re: New PayPal user agreement
Well surprise surprise, I got a phone call from Paypal today, which resulted in a useful discussion, followed up by an email:
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30-03-2010
Thread: Selecting the right driver
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Re: Selecting the right driver
You are correct, to meet the holding torque (the force required to force the motor from its current step to the next or cause slip - not good) will require in your example 2.73V across the parallel...
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28-01-2010
Thread: Supported linear rail question.
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Re: Supported linear rail question.
heres what I have so far. Any comments....:smile:
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