Where's all the water gonna go?
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Where's all the water gonna go?
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Good luck drying it out and separating it from the tiny material "chips". And the garnet that does hit the material has the sharp corners worn.
For 20-25 cents a pound I'm using fresh garnet.
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Don't buy the garnet from them. It should be in the $0.17-0.35/lb. range if you buy enough. Enough may be half a metric ton however...
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I usually use 0.1", but depends on the parts/material thickness
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If you have a lot, I would do some testing. Generally speaking, a larger orifice should let you cut a little faster, as should more pressure.
If you're trying to use less pressure, I would start...
What sort of cut quality? With or without abrasive? What kind of wood?
Not enough information to give a useful answer.
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See attached.
I typically pull the file through rhino and export with the "CAM Imperial" template
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Definitely do-able. I have no problem doing some file cleanup for the Flow software (you should see the public art piece I'm working on - files with 30-60k entities...).
Do you mind filling out...
How many pieces, how large, how heavy is the material? Could cut for you in PA and Mail if it's not heavy.
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The 540 is not stiff enough to cut steel.
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You can't. Try rhino's unroll surface command after importing and exploding your solid.
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I was under the impression that using the abrasive once knocks off the majority of the sharp corners, meaning it can't generally be reused - is that just said to sell more garnet?
Well, let me know if you end up finding a better solution. I would see if you can shop around and maybe find a cheaper vendor with a pump truck.
Where are you located? We've only had our tank pumped once, but we paid $1,400, and the three guys seemed to be pros - they say they do a few companies' water jets.
In terms of drops, they had a...
Use a derived sketch.
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The lube system in our flow water jet uses a bright blue Mobil lube - not sure if it's suitable as way oil or not.
Edit: Just looked it up - Mobile XHP-005 NLGI00
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Do you mean when you're doing a revolve feature? Use a center line to produce a doubled dimension.
I can open multiple instances with no problems. Which version are you using?
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Could it be that the tool is being pushed up further into the tool holder?
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Width mates?
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Hmm, I've never seen anything like that, but I wouldn't say I've seen a lot. What make/model is the machine?
It almost looks like your mixing tube isn't being held in line with the high pressure...
Have you changed your orifice lately?
+1 for chatter, since OP mentioned only clamping the material along one edge?
I think rhino does have an unwrap command.
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SSD's and HDD's are both sealed cases - the stuff will not be getting in there. SSD's offer great performance over HDD's, and have no moving parts, so they should survive a fall better. Most modern...
Happy to help! Consider drawing in or including in the RFQ an acceptable radius for internal sharps, or drawing that in directly. That always makes it easier for those quoting your part(s).
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I think your surfaces can still be represented in NURBS-based (non-mesh) programs. These programs are not only limited to cylindrical/conical/spherical/prismatic geometry - those are just the basic...
A few thoughts:
As others have said, STLs are basically the worst. I do cad and one off prototyping for people all day, and STLs are basically only good for 3D printing. And converting them or...
You can find one for cheap (~$20) that will be accurate enough for your needs. It will come in handy in future, you can be sure of that.
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Is that anodized aluminum? That stuff will engrave fine on a CO2 laser as well.
I was talking more about marking directly on bare metal.
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