Thread: He's added a fourth axis
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30-07-2010 #20
I fancy a "Friday night pub quiz"....
George, the question is in two parts:
1) What is the difference between these two identically sized bearings? The answer I'm looking for is not £12.03
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/p17...duct_info.html
http://simplybearings.co.uk/shop/p51...duct_info.html
2) Assuming it was suitable for the task, which one would you install into your (hypothetical):
a) Moon lander
b) Nuclear submarine
c) Power station
d) Gantry crane
e) Precision 4th axis
f) Miscellaneous 23.5hr/day, production critical machinery
g) Front car hub
h) Rear car hub
i) Shonky 4th axis built as a learning exercise
Winner gets a pint. *In true pub quiz style, I reserve the right to fall asleep before the end of the discussion and not notice it's all finished until I see that all but one table is looking depressed.
By the way, it's not a loaded question. I haven't built my first shonky 4th axis yet, but when I do, it WILL be shonky.
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