Biggest issues: Excess paperwork and ambiguously written regulatory standards, the former caused by the latter. Who has time to re-do everything in this day and age?
Biggest wish: God willing, retirement in early 2021, I am super stoked about it.
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If you have to ask, you can't afford it [bigsmile]
Seriously, your machinery dealer should be able to give you some pretty accurate costs.
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all.
"The US pollutes more than any other country . . ."
Excuse me ?!?!
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all.
Casinos and lotteries notwithstanding, do rational humans sometimes walk past other kinds of buildings or structures, say, a café, for example? If he was unlucky for not having been killed, would he have been lucky(ier) to have been killed? Was he simply unlucky for getting out of bed that...
Eh, semantics. The bloke himself said it. "I cannot believe this, I was just shocked. I stopped at the cafe windows for a few seconds before crossing the road — I was lucky.”
And indeed he was. Were it me, I'd feel lucky, as well.
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Wow, with luck like that it should be straight to the nearest casino!
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To clarify, centerless grinding IS very repeatable, PARTICULARLY in high ratio length/diameter work pieces. It's an excellent method for finishing plug and pin gauges. As opposed to between centers grinding, which does very poorly with high L/D ratio work pieces.
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First of all, centerless grinding is incredibly accurate and consistent, and produces very round and straight forms when done right. Very much within the realm of gauge quality work. Decades ago when I was in microhydraulics I would routinely receive batches of pistons and poppets that were...
"I'd be interested to hear which bits people find objectionable."
It IS a divisive topic, no two ways about it. Sorry IDS, no offense and no intention whatsoever of shooting you down personally, I was simply answering your question. I believe we have already been moving toward a better end in...
Profit is not a bad thing. Without it there is no incentive whatever to be in business. The harsh whip of oppression certainly doesn't contribute to quality and efficiency in the long term, we've seen that played out time and time again. To wrap all Chinese companies into the broad sweep of...
Passive diffusion of metal atoms through other metal atoms? at room temperature?
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all.
Well, IDS, except that we're all to be become minions of an incredibly all-powerful socialist government, yeah, it's a brilliant plan. It's the same form of utter BS and nonsense that every despotic form of government has come from. "We'll take care of you" - "You'll be safe" - "Your children...
The OP is nearly a month AWOL, but this has been a fascinating thread. Glad to see it continue.
It is better to have enough ideas for some of them to be wrong, than to be always right by having no ideas at all.
Could be a part of any set of standards, not necessarily just CFR(USA). Your member profile has you in Oz. Without further context, it's a guessing game and no meaningful answer can be given.
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