Re: plasma bridge

We hope, (well, at least I hope) that Les is laughing with us.

I think when you take a magnyfing glass to your g-code and scretenize
it with the intensity we all do so as not to ram a bit into the table
we are just aware of the small differences.

Many of us have put in 90.01 or 9.oo1 and panic when the program
faults or takes off for parts unknown.

Les's idea of the large and lightweight table is fantastic and I for
one would love to see a photo.

Dave






--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "dakota8833"
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> So much for a typo,..... Give the poster a break ! I put a lot of
> hard work in machine design and love sharing those ideas. Lately I
> find myself checking my post for errors. You know it is embarrassing
> to realize only after posting you made a typo,....... Laugh with,..
> not at!! Bill,Tim ???
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> --- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Doug Fortune <pentam@c...>

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