general engineering
general engineering
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Has anyone heard the term "scrap section"?
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RE: general engineering
You're going to need to provide more detail if you hope to get a meaningful answer.
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RE: general engineering
It now seems redundant with the way things have moved in 3D modelling, it is now easier to cut sections through a model rather than stick a load of meaningless and non updateable lines on a piece of paper.
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KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...
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Next time I chime in I'll try to know what I'm talking about, but I make no guarantees......
There's pretty much not a day that goes by where I don't learn something by reading these forums.
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In the context of a workshop the local scrap is the local where metallic wastefulness is placed
luismarques
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I was thinking the same thing you were. My first thought was in line with 0707. E.G. A scrap section is the part of a sheet of material that is not used. This is important to us because we cut round steel saw bodies out of rectangular sheets of expensive steel.
Thomas J. Walz
Carbide Processors, Inc.
www.carbideprocessors.com