On Sunday, March 06, 2011 11:38:20 AM Jon Elson did opine: > Mark Wendt (Contractor) wrote: > > You guys. Stop please! You're making me feel so inadequate... ;-) > > You just have to come to terms with it! Somebody, somewhere, always has > a better, faster, bigger "tool"! > But, in this case, strange pills ordered over the internet can't help. > > Even before I got into EMC, way before there was an EMC2, I had an > Allen-Bradley 7320 > CNC control patched onto my Bridgeport. A guy got in touch with me, he > had a G&L mill > with a 50 foot bed. He was building a shop for it, pouring 8 foot thick > concrete or whatever. > I never did hear from him again, maybe that project just got too big or > something. He was asking > for help, eventually, to get the 7320 up and running. > > So, I was exposed early to the "bigger tool" envy. > > Jon > Thanks for my Sunday morning chuckle, Jon.
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