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What is a good website to view new and up-coming technolodgy?
Just looking for something to add to my favorites that would best keep me up to date on new industrial related technology. It seems like every other day I'm seeing or hearing of a new product. It would be nice if I could just go to a web-site and find out about things I might actualy want to use...- jmartin931
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
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ada compliance
What makes a toilet in a residencial home American Disability Association (ADA) compliant. I cannot find anything on their website pertaining to residential. Thanks jmartin931- jmartin931
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- Forum: IBC/ICC/CABO (building officials) Code Issues
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Cincinnati Press Brake FormMaster 2
cumulative- jmartin931
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
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New Laser- Your Opinion Counts!!!
Bystronics are very good and easy to work on as are the Cincinnati. Not sure on cost cost comparison.- jmartin931
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- Forum: Laser engineering
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skewed holes and shapes on pulsar 2415
Have seen this caused by bad beam alighnment(beam alignment should be checked every thouseand hours of operation), and lenses. Check the lense in the cutting head first. Although I'm a little fusy on the problem description and this particular machine, this sounds like something that may be...- jmartin931
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- Forum: Laser engineering
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What is the best wire termination method?
From a maintenance mans standpoint, might I suggest soledering the connections. Granted this does make it more difficult to re-do things, but in retrospect I also like it better when I don't have to constantly retighten loose wires.- jmartin931
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering general discussion
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Cincinnati Press Brake FormMaster 2
The dies are in descent shape. The upper die is held secure by the die clamp. However the lower die is segmented for bend clearence porpuses and must remain loose. The alighnment between the two seems acceptable. Today one of the maintenance men found that if he physically moved the backgage...- jmartin931
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
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Cincinnati Press Brake FormMaster 2
Having promblems with consistancy of forms on a Cincinnati form master 2 press brake. Cincinnati service people can not find the problem, was wondering if anyone else has had any troubleshooting expirience in this area. 175ton press with heavy duty backgage making 6 bends in 1/4" gal. steel...- jmartin931
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
