Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] What does DOM stand for

On 10/03/2012 05:58 AM, 556RECON wrote:

> It is 5 am I have not slept most of the night due to a cold. My brain
> is foggy.
>
> I was studying a project and they use the term DOM when refering to
> certain metal parts such as seamless steal round tubing.
>
> What does the DOM stand for?
>
> OLD BOB

In addition to the Drawn Over Mandrel definition, it also stands for
Dirty Olde Man, and there are a few in the Yahoo groups.

Dave 8{) <Who qualifies at least on the Old part...>

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