robert glidden wrote: > I could >> easily cut multiple sets of every metal bit in a KR2 in one setup. > > I may be interested in a few things if you can swing them,let me > know.. glid...@ccrtc.com
Once I get the plans, digitize the parts in question, lay it out, and figure out what it'll cost I'll say something. Have to do some homework. > Why would you need to make your firewall on a water jet? Is your new > employer going to have a problem with you tieing up a very expensive > machine with KR parts? Don't really need to do it on a waterjet, but I need to teach myself how to use the thing (long story) so might as well make use of the time. Right now we don't have a night shift so the shop goes silent at 5. This is a bad thing, but works out for me. There are also 5 CNC punches sitting around if the waterjet is overkill. -- Steve N205FT mystic...@swbell.net He who seeks will find, and he who knocks will be let in.
