#machining

[bisexual-engineer-girl]

IM A FUCKING ENGINEER LETS GOOOO

My turbo fucking works and I probably almost injured myself with that test but IT FUCKING WORKS! I machined everything except the clear top (currently it's clear resin), and everything will be done in aluminum when my stock arrives. LETS FUCKING GOOOOO. I didn't get the valve more than halfway open this go. It'll be open all the way as soon as I have a good testing rig.....

[supplyside]

horizontal boring

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Machining surface defect - AISI 1215 steel - Machining defects

Defect name: Surface defect Record No.: 690 Type of defect (Internal/Surface): Surface Defect classification: Machining defects Steel name:  Steel composition in weight %: 0.06% C, 0.96% Mn, 0.02% Si, 0.05% P, 0.31% S, 0.03% Cr, 0.03% Ni, 0.01% Mo, 0.06% Cu. Note:  One cold drawn and machined part exhibiting a linear defect indication on the machined ID surface was submitted to our laboratory for a metallurgical failure analysis service investigation. Our metallurgy experts were requested to determine the source cause of the ID surface defect indication. The material identification is shown in the table below. Based upon the opinion of our failure analysis lab and the performed examinations, it is our opinion the ID surface of the part contained a faint, intermittent, tool mark that was induced during the machining operation. No evidence was observed of a pre-existing internal steel defect or inclusion stringer on the ID surface that could have caused the defect indication. The microstructure as determined by the metal test lab was typical of AISI 1215 steel. SEM examination of the ID surface revealed a faint, intermittent, linear surface defect indication along the .234” diameter ID surface. (See arrows in Figures 1 - 2). Examination at higher magnification showed evidence of disturbed metal, most likely from the machining tool (see Figures 3 – 4). No evidence was observed of a pre-existing internal steel defect or inclusion stringer on the ID surface. Metallographic examination 1. A transverse section removed from the region containing the ID surface defect indication confirmed the presence of a tool mark that was induced during the machining operation. (See arrow in Figures 5 - 6). 2. No evidence was observed of an abnormal inclusion content or any other detrimental internal conditions that could have caused the defect indication. 3. The microstructure consisted of pearlite and grain boundary cementite in a matrix of ferrite, typical of AISI 1215 steel.

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[cute-girls-from-anime-manga-vns]

GOOD LORD DO I HAVE SUCH A BAD HABIT OF OVER THINKING THE HELL OUT OF MY MACHINING SET UPS!!!!

I make my life so much more stressful and annoying than needed.

[practicalsolutions]

Look at that thang! No pilot hole, no interpolation, just WHAM!

[electropneumatic]

"Zero tolerance machining" NO!!!!! I am going to kill you. This doesn't exist. It's a stupid phrase. For advertising or whatever. If you genuinely think you've achieved "Zero tolerance" you have a #metrology #skillissue. I'm going to kill you. What's next, huh? When your machines advance even more? Negative tolerance? Short-sighted marketing. Just say the tolerance, that should be impressive enough. Regular people think "5 thou" is crazy, you will be ok. You don't need to lie about the world.

[917cnc]

CNC Machining- Make a Turtle