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I can only imagine how many sets of connecting rods you could buy for what that gizmocost.
Lots
He promises me it will be able to pay for alot more though :rofl:Edit-Maybe I should have said Pistons
What is that and what can or can't you measure with it? Assume its to measure physical dimensions and NOT weight or loads on things, etc.
Looks like fun though.
What kind of clientel does Pat have? What kind of shit does he measure?
Looks like fun though.
What kind of clientel does Pat have? What kind of shit does he measure?
What is that and what can or can't you measure with it? Assume its to measure physical dimensions and NOT weight or loads on things, etc.
Looks like fun though.
What kind of clientel does Pat have? What kind of shit does he measure?
It's a coordinate measuring machine. He measures airplane parts, medical devices and auto parts & etc. to make sure they are in compliance with the blue prints. Our other website is qinsp.com but it needs some help.
Thats cool, he hiring? I have no experience in that directly but would learn. Seems like an interesting job. Me designing landfills is getting to be ZZZZzzzzz.
C-ya
Seems like an interesting job. Me designing landfills is getting to be ZZZZzzzzz.C-ya
What kind of clientel does Pat have? What kind of shit does he measure?
He lives in California, so he most likely has to measure stars shit:rofl:
Naw, that's me actually...Kiefer Sutherland at the moment...Aw shit, I owe Ralph an autograph...
Are you guys hiring... I got a Mechanical Engineering degree from Purdue... All im doing with life now is wrenching on sprayers and pickers for farmers... Thats a sweet machine...
Yeah, getting the room ready for the machine and trying to learn the new software has consumed most of my time.
We have 9 Coordinate Measuring Machines, 7 in current operation:
2 Mitutoyo AE122's with touch and video inspection
1 Helmel Checkmaster with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo B241 with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo BRT504 DCC (programmable) with a robotic PH9 touch head
1 Mitutoyo BHN710 DCC ditto
1 Brown and Sharpe Global Performance 12-15-10 DCC with Tesa robotic head (new)
1 Helmel DCC being rebuilt
1 Mitutoyo B231 being rebuilt
The least accurate of the machines is still capable of 0.0001" accuracy, and the best, 0.00002" or a half of a micron. To put it in perspective, a human hair is about .002" or 100 times our best accuracy. Realistically, I'm very comfortable guaranteeing readings of 0.0001" or a twentieth of a human hair.
But my true love is driving too fast.
We have 9 Coordinate Measuring Machines, 7 in current operation:
2 Mitutoyo AE122's with touch and video inspection
1 Helmel Checkmaster with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo B241 with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo BRT504 DCC (programmable) with a robotic PH9 touch head
1 Mitutoyo BHN710 DCC ditto
1 Brown and Sharpe Global Performance 12-15-10 DCC with Tesa robotic head (new)
1 Helmel DCC being rebuilt
1 Mitutoyo B231 being rebuilt
The least accurate of the machines is still capable of 0.0001" accuracy, and the best, 0.00002" or a half of a micron. To put it in perspective, a human hair is about .002" or 100 times our best accuracy. Realistically, I'm very comfortable guaranteeing readings of 0.0001" or a twentieth of a human hair.
But my true love is driving too fast.
Yeah, getting the room ready for the machine and trying to learn the new software has consumed most of my time.
We have 9 Coordinate Measuring Machines, 7 in current operation:
2 Mitutoyo AE122's with touch and video inspection
1 Helmel Checkmaster with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo B241 with touch and video
1 Mitutoyo BRT504 DCC (programmable) with a robotic PH9 touch head
1 Mitutoyo BHN710 DCC ditto
1 Brown and Sharpe Global Performance 12-15-10 DCC with Tesa robotic head (new)
1 Helmel DCC being rebuilt
1 Mitutoyo B231 being rebuilt
The least accurate of the machines is still capable of 0.0001" accuracy, and the best, 0.00002" or a half of a micron. To put it in perspective, a human hair is about .002" or 100 times our best accuracy. Realistically, I'm very comfortable guaranteeing readings of 0.0001" or a twentieth of a human hair.
But my true love is driving too fast.
mostly JDM machines,yo...eh?:rofl:
That sounds so freakin awesome. I really should have went with Mech. Engr. instead of Civil. I'm way more mechanically inclined and interested than I am road, building, etc.
Maybe I should go back to school while I'm still relatively young (25)???
Maybe I should go back to school while I'm still relatively young (25)???
That sounds so freakin awesome. I really should have went with Mech. Engr. instead of Civil. I'm way more mechanically inclined and interested than I am road, building, etc.
Maybe I should go back to school while I'm still relatively young (25)???
I can only encourage you to do that! There are a lot more ME's job openings in Europe than CE.....
BTW, I am a ME
So, maybe I should come out there to have my taliwacker measured
I was thinking about selling it, but I can't seem to find it:rofl:Now I see how the whole 'Jack Bauer' thing came into play...
I would greatly appreciate the autograph...