No such thing as dumb questions, otherwise I wouldn't have a job ;-)
Ray
* Especially not in a collegiate rocket club.
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Subject: Re: [psas-airframe] Not so much lasers...
(2010.01.21) aa...@bavariati.org:
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 04:30:03PM -0800, Andrew Greenberg wrote:
So I've gotten quite a bit of feedback from people on laser cutting the
avionics plates, and the answer is, in general, bad idea.
Dumb queston from someone who hasn't been following closely enough:
any reason these can't be done with a drill press and some patience?
I have both, if that helps. Tapping the holes is going to take a
while anyway.
I don't think the holes are tapped.
Definitely not a dumb question.
If i had CNC access i'd do this with a piece of MDF and two steel pins.
Two tool changes per part, not a big deal.
Maybe the PSU ME shop?
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