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http://widgets.nbc.com/o/47f1317f105...a4377d3bfd6c81 Looks like a neat tool!!
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Ed, I fixed it for you!
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POST 2Original post
Very interesting to watch. Don't let Ed see this...he'll buy it and build a plastic Porsche, no assembly required.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
We could have him make us a cooling expansion tank out of metal!!
POST 4Original post
Please, Ed will be building custom parts that don't fit.
POST 5Original post
Quotes source post: 7405585
Now that's cruel ...
POST 6Original post
Wow! Very cool!
POST 7Original post
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Cruel, but true.
POST 8Original post
have I ever made you anything that didnt fit? Bastards! WOOHOOOO... I told you ttat was the word of the day ;P
POST 9Original post
Wow really cool tool and of course Jay Leno would be in the video lol
POST 10Original post
That's really cool - the Porsche museum could keep a Type 64 on the road forever.
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 7405785
Ed, I fixed it for you!
POST 12Original post
I guess you could make an intake with it.
POST 13Original post
Quotes source post: 7405785
That's not what your wife said.
POST 14Original post
That one is like a hot melt glue gun. We had one that worked with plastic slurry and a LASER. The LASER would trace the shape in 0.003" thicknesses at a time on the surface of the slurry. When it was done the part would rise up out of the slurry on a platform. I always expected the theme from 2001 to play in the backround as it rose out of the tank.
POST 15Original post
finally watched the vid... yea cool stuff, we had a demo and the guy made a chain... like a camshft chain. It works too... comes out all in one piece! I had not seen the scanner before and for the price point I am going to look into getting one for the shop. Its an easy sell to managment, I will keep ya posted if I land one! In January we installed a brand new high speed machining center (Fadal w/15k spindle 21 tools) I am slow on work right now so this will boost my internal workload - yippy, something to do today !! oh, I made another tool for the indy shop 2 days ago to measure bolt stretch on the connecting rod bolts for the new LNE block we are building. My contact wasnt there, but I left it for him along with a note and some pics. When I showed up yesterday he was past that point and said - "Thanks for the tool, I could not have done the job without it, worked perfectly" Its not something I invented, rather copied, but knew he didnt have. The tool sells for $100-200, I made a great replica outta some scrap junk... maybe $5 worth of material - today I am working on a solution for grinding the piston rings to est the "gap" - the tool leaves a bit of a burr, and I have an off the shelf solution for $6! its a good marriage of tallents right now. The motor that is being worked on is a 3.6 with the LNE block and many other parts ! STOKED !
POST 16Original post
We've got the Dimension 3D printer here at work -- great piece of kit! We use it primarily for wind tunnel model parts. Great machine!
POST 17Original post
I need to come to yorba linda, ca !! COOL! just spoke with my boss about the scanner, he said...."go figure out where we can use it, and what it will cost" YIPPY!! - I am on it baby!
POST 18Original post
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maybe you can scan a gt2 wing.... scale it down down to some "X" factor and there you go..... does your boss have a Porsche?
POST 19Original post
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No, he is a regular car owner
POST 20Original post
Oh-h-h-h.. I gotta get me one of those.
POST 21Original post
Not for $55!
POST 22Original post
That is a very cool operation. Can the scanning machine or the conversion PC provide codes for a CNC as well?
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