Spoke Too Soon. Last week's episode featured Great Mood Grimsmo. He was in high spirits only to find Norseman fixture alignment issues that would plague the team for the remainder of the week. He and Angelo wade through the GD&T lake to find the variance and formulate a possible solution that involves changing the probe tip from 6mm to 2mm. Click the Photo to View Post! For Saunders, Monday morning bestows some thorn-in-your-side gifts. A letter from the bank creates strained relations, a Fusion 360 glitch causes Manual NC to malfunction, and an RFQ response from a vendor that results in a purchase, except they left out one TINY detail. TELL ME SOMETHIN' GOOD! As more machinists open their shops to viewers via social media and YouTube, big name companies recognize the potential benefits. The landscape of the machining industry is evolving. While proprietary information is still kept confidential, more businesses are warming up to visitors and sharing. To boot, long gone are the days when the idea of having 2 Renishaw probes on the same machine seemed cray-cray. What makes the BEST WEEK EVER? Hint: It includes the National Tooling and Machining Association and ZEISS. Processing Post Processing If you want to get started on Post Processing, check out the videos on the NYC CNC page HERE. Spooky Sounds and Stethoscopes: Solved. The strange noise emitted from the VF-2SS in episode 100 has disappeared. Was it a major issue or a simple fix? You know what really GRINDS my gears? Quality Control. Quality and lead time issues with outside vendors provoke questions. Saunders has reservations about bringing a particular process in-house but keeps an open mind to solutions. Don'tcha wish you had a Bourdelais around the corner?

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