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Titanium
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- Sep 18, 2015
- Location
- Ohio
What's Grantee?
Milland
Diamond
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- Jul 6, 2006
- Location
- Hillsboro, New Hampshire
Sort of like a manatee, but made from stone.
If you want to generate business you may want to make sure words and grammar are correct. I'm not looking twice at anyone with two glaring mistakes in their headline advertisement.
Also, I don't see how you can possibly "grantee" 5% better tool life and faster cycle times than anyone is currently running. I can decrease cycle times by 10%, 20%, whatever I want with the turn of a knob but that doesn't mean it is an improvement.
Good luck.
Also, I don't see how you can possibly "grantee" 5% better tool life and faster cycle times than anyone is currently running. I can decrease cycle times by 10%, 20%, whatever I want with the turn of a knob but that doesn't mean it is an improvement.
Good luck.
Matt@RFR
Titanium
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- Location
- Paradise, Ca
If you want to win work from this message board, I have a proposition for you. I'll send you a new part that I'm programming at the moment, and we'll compare. Required: Setup sheets, fixturing design and programming, and part programming. All communication and results will be made public here so you can show off how good you are compared to me.
Deal?
Deal?
Gobo
Titanium
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- Jun 4, 2013
- Location
- Oregon, USA
When did they move Pennsylvania to the Aland Islands?
What software? Do you do 5 Axe wire? B-axis Turning center? Do you use Gibbs for that, or MasterCam? Can you make it so the OSP-200 does a proper tool hanger, even with a side mount carousel? What if my 4th is SMW and not Koma? What about the secondary interface with a Barfeeder? Will your software support Pinched Turning, Skivving, Hobbing, CNC Broaching? Do you have a post for every version of every Control on Earth? Including MX-4 and Omniturn? What about all the custom Macros?
10 years is a while...but not a long time. Making Grantee's that you can improve my part processing sounds expensive to me (in both ways)
10 years is a while...but not a long time. Making Grantee's that you can improve my part processing sounds expensive to me (in both ways)
cameraman
Diamond
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Out of interest what kind of grinding does your family business do?
Thanks,
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sent from Laptop (in remote location) using trained chicken to skillfully peck at keys in the right order.
thesidetalker
Stainless
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- Jan 11, 2015
- Location
- Bay Area, CA
So you convinced a guy an $80 Ø1/2" endmill is saving money?
AARONT
Stainless
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- Feb 19, 2013
- Location
- Madison, WI
GTFOH. You sound like an arrogant CAM jockey with little actual machining experience.
If you want people to respect you, then you should participate in the cam section of this forum before throwing out false claims of being able to guarantee faster programs and longer tool life.
I grantee that you can do neither for the majority of this forum.
mhajicek
Diamond
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- May 11, 2017
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- Maple Grove, MN, USA
Then you shouldn't grantee a 5% improvement and parts quicker than ever.
If you get these models at 5:00pm can you have a good part on my desk in the morning? I can.
If you want to market to the mom and pop that doesn't have a programmer, that's fine, but don't make big claims that you can't support.
Also, the reason a typo is a big deal in an advertisement for programming is that a typo in the code could cost tens of thousands of dollars for a mom and pop, hundreds of thousands for someone with a more serious machine. It demonstrates a lack of attention to detail.
Aejgx6
Cast Iron
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- Nov 27, 2017
Welcome. This is not the place for people with thin skin. This is your grand opportunity to show us what you can do. Like it or not your business will forever be linked to this thread so don’t mess it up. You may not ever get work from the hecklers but a few million other people visit yearly.
cameraman
Diamond
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No, that's a Granitee , a grantee is kinda the opposite of a grantor. The Difference Between a Grantor and Grantee
Another victim of autocorrect; where's the grammar police when you need them ?
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@OP picking up on Littlerob's point is it's risky business putting code written 3000 miles away onto a machine that may cost $300 K plus ++++ (or waaaaay more) with a machine you have never seen before ?
There's some real pretzel logic here.
Peeps with super expensive machines should have the ability to program them.
Who's out there that has cnc machines but can't program them ?
AND then how do you guarantee your code so you don't get sued for trashing a really expensive machine 'cuz the recipient of said code will have to know how to edit your code to the deepest level / i.e. post tweaking level to make sure everything can run without "Issue?"
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Given the above who is your target market ? Assuming you can manatee your code ?
solidworkscadman
Hot Rolled
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- Mar 10, 2011
- Location
- MASS
HAHA, that video on the guys web page is embarrassing, with the spindle tacking to 3000 then stopping at each tool only to ramp back up to 3000rpms
Aejgx6
Cast Iron
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- Nov 27, 2017
I would like to see some cool pictures. What have you done? What tools do you have/use? What can you do? Once this thread gets archived it will show up every time someone searches for your business. You get a decent score for keeping your head so let’s see the crazy mad skills now.
toolmaker96
Hot Rolled
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- Jul 9, 2003
- Location
- Carson City, Nv. USA
So if your program crashes my machine & blows up a spindle, are you going to take responsibility for the damage caused? Not trying to burst your bubble, but for that reason alone is why I would never give any consideration to farming out any programming.
thesidetalker
Stainless
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- Location
- Bay Area, CA
How about the ar15 models he downloaded? Oh I mean the ones he made, shown in the blog post "A couple solid modeling drawings I have made"
And a washer?
