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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> > Is high-end equipment with huge payments / huge debt the only / best > way to go in this very uncertain manufacturi...
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posted by joemama788
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Luney-Tunes on comp.cad.solidworks ...

Forgive me for this story, but it came to me as I was falling asleep, keeping me awake as I laughed at the storyline. S...
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posted by mwalters
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> Most companies, real companies require suppliers to be qualified to do > the work. Qualifying usually has to do with...
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posted by zymrgy
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> > > > Think you are stretching it a bit there George, it's like comparing > > apples to crackers. > > Nope. In this a...
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posted by joemama788
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> Think you are stretching it a bit there George, it's like comparing > apples to crackers. Nope. In this area George i...
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posted by larryrozer
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

What the majority of customers for machined parts really care about: 1. Price 2. Quality and looks of the part. 3. On t...
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posted by larryrozer
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

On Aug 4, 8:41 pm, F. George McDuffee wrote: > > Everyone that invested heavily in their equipment, tooling, > gauges,...
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posted by larryrozer
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> ......says the guy who spent the weekend changing one of his many > aliases to "Joe788" so he could pretend to be me....
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posted by larryrozer
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manufacturing

Does anyone need a highly reliable very technical supplier of machined parts.We specialize in close tolerance short or...
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posted by stevehez
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> Joe788 proves once again how much I control and own him.  He simply > can't stop responding to every post I make. > >...
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posted by joemama788
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> Total ownership. > > Total control over. > > Jon Banquer > San Diego, CA No response, huh? You're not going to tell u...
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posted by joemama788
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> > > > On Tue, 4 Aug 2009 15:54:19 -0700 (PDT), jon_banquer > > Most companies, real companies require suppliers to be...
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posted by joemama788
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Re: Production Machining Vs. Prototype Machining

> Paid for CNC machines in low overhead locations like a home garage or > outside shed may become the rule rather than...
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posted by joemama788
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San Diego Job Vacancy

http://manufacturing.thingamajob.com/jobs/California/CNC-Machinist-Programmer/1958106 They may have a tool cart availail...
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posted by Clhuprich
7 comments posted 16yrs posted by Clhuprich

Dual install

I am running 2007 sp4. Can 2008 be installed on the same computer without effecting it? Maybe a different drive? Rudy
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posted by rudykube
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