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30-09-2015 #1
Last Activity: 06-07-2022
Hi Rob,
good to see more Ph.D's on the forum, was starting to feel lonely :D.
Did mine in MechEng at Bristol Uni studying ultrasonic guided waves.
My advice would be to make use of the Universities machine shop as much as you can and make friends with the machinist there. They have stories to tell and may even allow you to learn on a real machine.
Looking forward to seeing your post on the X-carve
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30-09-2015 #2
Last Activity: 8 Hours Ago
Good tip on making use of university workshop. My experience is that they are so used to real numpties making a nuisance of themselves that they are really happy to talk to someone with some idea of what they are doing! I learnt a lot from the technician when I was doing my PhD... (and I keep that quiet on this forum as you just get accused of being an incompetent theorist who can't put a cutter in a chuck right end first - see reference to numpties above
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Last edited by Neale; 30-09-2015 at 01:37 PM.
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01-10-2015 #3
Last Activity: 19-01-2024
Ye Neil but (P)izza (H)ut (D)river doesn't count and half the lads in Uni learnt a thing or two from that pretty Beauty Techinician. . .
Originally Posted by Neale;
Last edited by JAZZCNC; 01-10-2015 at 02:25 PM.
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