I don't wander by this way very often, but when I have you 'Guys' have been a great help. Just like your thoughts on the pros and cons of the different makes of abrasive water jet machines on the market. We have an Omax 2626 and so far have been relatively happy with it. I'm in a University environment and have found that students are designing projects with the water jet in mind, and it certainly helps to move the jobs along, When running the machine I do find there is little warning when thing are about to go wrong, such as nozzle wear, blockages etc. This may be because I have a number of technicians that use the machine. May this be a case for one man one machine?
How does this type of machining fair in the real world? there seem to be quite a few manufactures out there.
I would like to hear your comments, experiences etc with this type of machining.
ttfn.....Alistair