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lutchman
05-09-2014, 02:47 PM
on the lighter side of things, does anyone know and cnc jokes????:p:D
ssflyer
05-09-2014, 03:18 PM
CNC Programming:
Doing the same thing over and over again
and expecting different results.
coryatjohn
05-09-2014, 08:35 PM
A priest, a Rabbi and a CNC expert walk into a bar...
Ron. I thought that was the defination of insanity ?
client walks into studio, asks can you do this...
reply
the impossible we do immediately, miracles require 24 hour notice...
scottp55
05-10-2014, 08:49 AM
Happened to a certain Desktop operator up North on Thursday:)
Father"Oh, a woman will be dropping by this morning-I told her you could do something for her"
Crying widow" Your father said you could could make me a box for my husbands ashes with a guitar engraved on top"
Operator" Well I've only ever made this fingerjoint box(Vetric free project)" shows her box, different woods, VCarved guitar preview.
Widow" That's perfect- How much?" Hauls out checkbook
Operator "I'm not sure--When do you need it?"
Widow "Oh, the service is tomorrow at 3" BAM!!!
After resizing to correct dimensions, quadruple checking everything, working an 8 hour shift at his day job. I THINK he made the deadline, but haven't heard from him. I think it killed HIM:)
ssflyer
05-10-2014, 11:01 AM
Ron. I thought that was the defination of insanity ?
Ya gotta be a bit insane to play with our machines - helps creativity! ;)
coryatjohn
05-10-2014, 03:26 PM
>> Ya gotta be a bit insane to play with our machines - helps creativity!
There's a thin line between genius and insanity. At least that's what those voices in my head keep telling me.
twelchPTM
05-12-2014, 08:25 AM
None of my other tools get along with my belt sander,they say he has an abrasive personality....
Gary Campbell
05-14-2014, 03:14 PM
Tech Support: Where you patiently listen to a customer list dozens of items that they assume they have done right, so that you can ask them a couple questions to find what they have done wrong! :rolleyes:
Roy Harding
05-14-2014, 07:05 PM
Happened to a certain Desktop operator up North on Thursday:)
Father"Oh, a woman will be dropping by this morning-I told her you could do something for her"
Crying widow" Your father said you could could make me a box for my husbands ashes with a guitar engraved on top"
Operator" Well I've only ever made this fingerjoint box(Vetric free project)" shows her box, different woods, VCarved guitar preview.
Widow" That's perfect- How much?" Hauls out checkbook
Operator "I'm not sure--When do you need it?"
Widow "Oh, the service is tomorrow at 3" BAM!!!
After resizing to correct dimensions, quadruple checking everything, working an 8 hour shift at his day job. I THINK he made the deadline, but haven't heard from him. I think it killed HIM:)
I make cremains boxes, using my Desktop to carve inlays (the dovetailed boxes are made without the aid of CNC) - and the above scenario is just another day in my shop. Tell him the next time this happens that an infra-red heater will speed up the drying time for finish - or if he doesn't have one of those, an oven set to about 125 F works just fine too.
scottp55
05-14-2014, 07:44 PM
Thanks Roy, I can see how making the boxes beforehand and having blank lids ready for carving would reduce the stress and let You have a better finished product. He only had enough time for one layer of shellac, But she cried (in a good way) when she saw it, so he did OK. Have used oven to speed up oils, but really have to stay on top of the bleeding.
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