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Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 6:13 am**

Now we're getting somewhere.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:24 am**

assateague wrote:Now we're getting somewhere.

Good lord, Assa, it was probably only 25 pounds.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:34 am**

WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:38 am**

assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

That I cant answer.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:38 am**

assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:41 am**

QH's Paw wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Now, in my defense, if I had bolted it down I could not have gotten the piece in to the needed position for drilling.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:47 am**

Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Now, in my defense, if I had bolted it down I could not have gotten the piece in to the needed position for drilling.

Possibly, it wasn't the right tool for the job then, was it?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:48 am**

Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Now, in my defense, if I had bolted it down I could not have gotten the piece in to the needed position for drilling.

Captain Hindsight says you should of bolted it down.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:51 am**

QH's Paw wrote:
Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Now, in my defense, if I had bolted it down I could not have gotten the piece in to the needed position for drilling.

Possibly, it wasn't the right tool for the job then, was it?

It is what we had. Working for a small company has it benefits and its downfalls.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 7:58 am**

Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

So in case inexperienced "engineers" don't bolt it down, they might have a chance of getting out of the way when it goes flying.

Now, in my defense, if I had bolted it down I could not have gotten the piece in to the needed position for drilling.

Possibly, it wasn't the right tool for the job then, was it?

It is what we had. Working for a small company has it benefits and its downfalls.

I get it. I fix my cars at home next to a tree, for the shade. :beer:

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 8:40 am**

QH's Paw wrote:
Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
JGUN wrote:I'm going with just plain dumb.
Drill speed was to slow and feed rate to fast. BTW they make composite toed boots. Way more comfortable. I wear mine everyday.

What kind of mount were you making for the boat?

Actually, I would say, what is more uncomfortable steel toed boots or toes smashed or cut off in what is left of nonrated boots?
As for the whole engineer running a piece of equipment........................dumb. Unqualified people should not be allowed in the same room with any equipment.

Actually to graduate from most good engineering schools you have to take a senior design/build class and to use any of the equipment you get qualified by the shop tech.

I am not saying I am at a machinist level, but I know how to operate most equipment to some level.

You do realize there are several different engineering sciences, right? Do you honestly believe that Chemical engineers, electrical engineers, electronics engineers etc. etc. are given a class in drillpress operation. Not to mention that there are hundreds, possibly thousands of Universities that teach all of these sceinces and, you believe they all hold to the same curriculum?
Maybe you might at least qualify your statement by claiming or stating you are a mechanical engineer first. Just sayin'

Mechanical engineer never got taught about drill presses. I know.
One, I am one and two, the guys I know wouldn't know wtf a chuck is much less the chuck key.
Actually was in plastipak's machine shop building pump stands when Don asked me how to put the bit into the drill press. We ran him out. Kind of like when Logan casts Milo.
The two-handed "GO" maneuver.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 8:43 am**

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:10 am**

Haven't we pretty well established that if you have to ask if it was dumb, it's pretty much guaranteed that it was?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:24 am**

Woody wrote:
The Duck Hammer wrote:Why aren't you wearing steel toes?

Fuck steel toed boots... most uncomfortable thing on earth.

You probably haven't paid for a good pair. I love mine...

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:50 am**

Goldfish wrote:
Olly wrote:
jehler wrote:The youngest discovered Dennie the menace last night on Netflix, her new favorite next to saved by the bell...

I used to love me some saved by the bell. Watched them new, you feeling old yet?

My 2nd job is driving a hotel shuttle bus. Last weekend a girl (who was pretty decent looking, and traveling with her gay cousin) had on a Bayside Tigers shirt. I got a kick out of it.

Ok Mike. Fuckin boot Nazi. :mrgreen:

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:56 am**

GadwallGetter530 wrote:
Goldfish wrote:
Olly wrote:
jehler wrote:The youngest discovered Dennie the menace last night on Netflix, her new favorite next to saved by the bell...

I used to love me some saved by the bell. Watched them new, you feeling old yet?

My 2nd job is driving a hotel shuttle bus. Last weekend a girl (who was pretty decent looking, and traveling with her gay cousin) had on a Bayside Tigers shirt. I got a kick out of it.

Ok Mike. Fuckin boot Nazi.

Nice quote gaddy

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:57 am**

Goldfish wrote:
GadwallGetter530 wrote:
Goldfish wrote:
Olly wrote:
jehler wrote:The youngest discovered Dennie the menace last night on Netflix, her new favorite next to saved by the bell...

I used to love me some saved by the bell. Watched them new, you feeling old yet?

My 2nd job is driving a hotel shuttle bus. Last weekend a girl (who was pretty decent looking, and traveling with her gay cousin) had on a Bayside Tigers shirt. I got a kick out of it.

Ok Mike. Fuckin boot Nazi.

Nice quote gaddy

Thank you. It's nice to be appreciated from time to time.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:59 am**

Feelin' Fowl wrote:
Woody wrote:
The Duck Hammer wrote:Why aren't you wearing steel toes?

**** steel toed boots... most uncomfortable thing on earth.

You probably haven't paid for a good pair. I love mine...

I wear my steel toed boots all the time...even out hunting.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 11:00 am**

QH's Paw wrote:
Woody wrote:
QH's Paw wrote:
JGUN wrote:I'm going with just plain dumb.
Drill speed was to slow and feed rate to fast. BTW they make composite toed boots. Way more comfortable. I wear mine everyday.

What kind of mount were you making for the boat?

Actually, I would say, what is more uncomfortable steel toed boots or toes smashed or cut off in what is left of nonrated boots?
As for the whole engineer running a piece of equipment........................dumb. Unqualified people should not be allowed in the same room with any equipment.

Actually to graduate from most good MECHANICAL engineering schools you have to take a senior design/build class and to use any of the equipment you get qualified by the shop tech.

I am not saying I am at a machinist level, but I know how to operate most equipment to some level.

You do realize there are several different engineering sciences, right? Do you honestly believe that Chemical engineers, electrical engineers, electronics engineers etc. etc. are given a class in drillpress operation. Not to mention that there are hundreds, possibly thousands of Universities that teach all of these sceinces and, you believe they all hold to the same curriculum? (if they want to be accredited)
Maybe you might at least qualify your statement by claiming or stating you are a mechanical engineer first. Just sayin'

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 11:28 am**

The real question: did you finish drilling the hole?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 11:56 am**

huntall6 wrote:The real question: did you finish drilling the hole?

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Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 12:00 pm**

huntall6 wrote:The real question: did you finish drilling the hole?

Yes, of course.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:10 pm**

Woody wrote:
huntall6 wrote:The real question: did you finish drilling the hole?

Yes, of course.

Nother couple questions.
What size final size and what size pilot hole?
If you say "pilot hole? " you're fired Jetson.

How thick of aluminum and what speed where you using lefty?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:19 pm**

assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

BECAUSE THEY DONT MAKE A 50LB CLAMP?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 3:14 pm**

Woody wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

That I cant answer.

Because steel weighs 490 pounds per cubic foot. It doesn't take much volume to get to 25 pounds.

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:10 pm**

vincentpa wrote:
Woody wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

That I cant answer.

Because steel weighs 490 pounds per cubic foot. It doesn't take much volume to get to 25 pounds.

Hmm. I can't seem to believe that to be true....

@?

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:13 pm**

Eric Haynes wrote:
vincentpa wrote:
Woody wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

That I cant answer.

Because steel weighs 490 pounds per cubic foot. It doesn't take much volume to get to 25 pounds.

Hmm. I can't seem to believe that to be true....

@?

Never mind. Looked it up. Learn something new everyday. For some reason I feel like I could move a 1ft cube of steel...guess not:lol::lol::lol:

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:51 pm**

vincentpa wrote:
Woody wrote:
assateague wrote:WHY IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A 25 POUND CLAMP?

That I cant answer.

Because steel weighs 490 pounds per cubic foot. It doesn't take much volume to get to 25 pounds.

Well, that would make sense if it was a weight. But it's not. It's a clamp. And as such, the weight has nothing to do with its ability to perform its assigned task. Which would be "clamping", not "holding something down through sheer weight like a fat chick".

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 5:16 pm**

Assa, it's a vice. Get over it

Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 5:27 pm**

I agree with Teague. You should have to weigh every item around you before you tell anyone a story about what just happened.

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