Bootstrapping is not the issue. I've already got a business. $20 will
start you in some businesses, but don't try and become an industrial
contractor with that.
The issue is the ability to go after larger jobs, and for that you need
capital and equipment.
Anyway taking money from the
Gentlemen,
Heh - way OT - sorry - I just cannot resist
Anyway taking money from the government is immoral...
Seriously? If that is the case then most of the nation is immoral.
If you accept a tax credit, then you are accepting money from the gov.
The immoral part of taking money from
Guys, I am sure that we are all intelligent people and every one of us has a
few opinions about government, economy, and perhaps even some hot button
political issues.
Another newsgroup that I participated in, Alt.machines.cnc is certifiably
dead for the sole reason of political spamming.
Jack Coats wrote:
This thread has got me thinking. I am starting to believe that selling an
appliance, that happens to run EMC2
might be the best way. Linksys did it with the imfamous WRT routers that
run Linux, so using EMC2 in a similar way
by putting it in a 'controller box' that could
Dave wrote:
(Somebody else wrote:)
that demand is now in Asia. If I was still young I would move to
where the capital is.
There are plenty of aging CNC machines that are good retrofit candidates
still in the US.
And, it would be QUITE ridiculous to send a machine to Asia to retrofit
Thanks!
the drives are what is limiting.. They are 20a continuous and 40a
peak. The servos are pretty close to an amp per ft-lb. with a 2:1 belt
drive - that gives us 80ft-lb peak at the screws. That is pretty close
to what the old hydraulic servos.
sam
On 12/11/2010 08:38 PM, Jon Elson
Igor Chudov wrote:
Another newsgroup that I participated in, Alt.machines.cnc is certifiably
dead for the sole reason of political spamming. rec.crafts.metalworking, is
on the verge of dying because of so much political stuff posted there. .
The above newsgroups are un-moderated. THIS
On Sun, 2010-12-12 at 11:54 -0600, Jon Elson wrote:
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Probably also have something like Bob Campbell's standard boxes with
the right hole pattern for connectors and internal components, so he
could just pick the required parts, bolt into box, wire up and then
attach to the machine. Or,
On Sun, 2010-12-12 at 18:08 +1100, Erik Christiansen wrote:
... snip
there is much greater risk of slightly
different input thresholds causing the outputs to contest, thereby
trying to short +5v to ground, when the input is slowly changing.
(Counted in nanoseconds)
There is then a lot to be
Hello All,
I would like to ask a question related to the
commecialisation of EMC.
I work as a Service Engineer fixing CNC machinery. One of our customers has
a machine with an Acramatic A2100 control, this control has some serious
problem with it. So, the question is, if I was to
THIS group IS moderated,
Yay! Thank you moderators!
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I heard the other day that GE is bringing back all of their appliance
manufacturing to the US from abroad.
GE, we learned just last week, is now basically owned by our government - I
would suppose that is
why they are making such an illogical move. ( Further, I expect the political
class
Dave,
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 1:16 PM, David Winter
davidwin...@hondaracing.freeserve.co.uk wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to ask a question related to the
commecialisation of EMC.
I work as a Service Engineer fixing CNC machinery. One of our customers has
a machine with an
On 12 December 2010 17:18, Stuart Stevenson stus...@gmail.com wrote:
Seriously? If that is the case then most of the nation is immoral.
If you accept a tax credit, then you are accepting money from the gov.
The immoral part of taking money from the government
The Nation? The Government?
Gentlemen,
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 2:12 PM, andy pugh bodge...@gmail.com wrote:
On 12 December 2010 17:18, Stuart Stevenson stus...@gmail.com wrote:
Seriously? If that is the case then most of the nation is immoral.
If you accept a tax credit, then you are accepting money from the gov.
Jon,
My father is an old machine shop teacher and he lives just west of
Detroit. There is one auction house that he frequents and he
periodically buys some smaller equipment from them.
He told me recently that the number of auctions in Detroit has slowed
since most of the defunct machine
It is not only for United States of America.
Many years ago I decided to leave Argentina because the corruption of
government, and moved to Spain.
I could no be more wrong, Here in Spain corruption is everywhere, and
politician fight to defend is own privileges.
I receive many visitors from
Well put! This thread is not off topic at all (IMHO).
Thanks to all for proving that I am not alone in waste land of sheeple.
Bruce
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Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2010 23:20:37
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sam sokolik wrote:
Thanks!
the drives are what is limiting.. They are 20a continuous and 40a
peak. The servos are pretty close to an amp per ft-lb. with a 2:1 belt
drive - that gives us 80ft-lb peak at the screws. That is pretty close
to what the old hydraulic servos.
I wouldn't
Kirk Wallace wrote:
From parts, sub-assemblies, to complete turn-key, when do the regulatory
controls kick in? Being a tree hugger, I'm all for making sure a product
is fit and safe for the environment, neighbors, customers, etcetera, but
it sure is easier to do this in-house.
There is
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 10:49:33AM -0800, Kirk Wallace wrote:
I need to add a voltage regulator and filter caps, but there is no magic
there. I've noticed Matt's circuit is leaner because it doesn't need
one. My circuit might be improved with some I/O protection, but that
will make
David Winter wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to ask a question related to the
commecialisation of EMC.
I work as a Service Engineer fixing CNC machinery. One of our customers has
a machine with an Acramatic A2100 control, this control has some serious
problem with it. So,
If I remember right, EMC was initially developed by the US Department of
Commerce's
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST.gov) to help spur
automation
in commerce and industry (or some such). So yes, it was made for 6 guys to
run a
machine in their garage, AND for anyone (companies
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