I'm not gonna call into question any of the well prepared numbers above, but I would like to point out perhaps a philosophical question.
Is this a solution in search of a problem?
I mean, if we had...
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I'm not gonna call into question any of the well prepared numbers above, but I would like to point out perhaps a philosophical question.
Is this a solution in search of a problem?
I mean, if we had...
PCB layout is a career occupation taking many years to master. But then, it's also well within reach of anyone.:D
What you got there could easily be done on perf board. And if it can be done on...
I might be too dumb to work for you guys.
Can't seem to find the location?..........
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I ran and programmed NC machines back in the day.
One of the things that i think they did right was clearly differentiate between Hold, Stop, and E-Stop. In a similar vein, the distinction of...
Missouri is a big state.
Where?
Second class -- if that somehow matters.
All such calculations are simply a matter of Force x Distance = Force X Distance, regardless of where the fulcrum is located.
You'll need to know...
Being a charter member of the "more is better" club, and a lifelong subscriber to "Overkill Monthly" I'm one to think that chatter is always present unless there's sufficient mass to dampen it.
In...
Rarely is the loading purely torsional, consisting of a moment around the beam.
However, if all one is seeking is increased torsional rigidity, then absolutely yes, the box beam will be best,...
First off, you can add about any note on the drawing you like. So that's up to you.
Also, this can be averted by using circular path entrance and exit. Or, as easily, keep cutting until you get...
Sure, you'll be fine.
Well, unless you're not.
I'm not trying to be a jerk, it's just that you've got a lot of variables involved and precious little to go on.
Will it stand up? Uh... stand...
You're on the right track, however, I would add considerable margin of safety to it.
1. You don't know how the threads were put there. Were they cut? Rolled? Before tempering? These things kinda...
very cool. Just starting to wade through it right now.
You shouldn't be reading any pressure, because it's a vacuum. But approx. 30" of mercury (in/Hg) is the ideal. Seldom will you see over 26-27.
If it's different anywhere throughout the system,...
Every situation exists, but I've just never seen this one.
That's because mating a heavy-duty pillow block with a lightweight tube is pretty uncommon when compared to say, using a ground...