View Single Post
  #3   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 13-08-2008, 14:25
whytheheckme's Avatar
whytheheckme whytheheckme is offline
Registered User
AKA: Jacob Komar
no team
 
Join Date: Feb 2006
Rookie Year: 2005
Location: Providence, RI
Posts: 1,320
whytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond reputewhytheheckme has a reputation beyond repute
Send a message via ICQ to whytheheckme Send a message via AIM to whytheheckme Send a message via MSN to whytheheckme Send a message via Yahoo to whytheheckme
Re: pic: CNC Patterns

Quote:
Originally Posted by artdutra04 View Post
Plain circles work just fine as well. They are so much easier and faster to produce, especially on CNC turret/punch machines, and even more so when the machine shop is donating their services for free. Giving up triangulated hole patterns that would require a lot of "nibble" punching for standard size circles which are punched out in one shot makes them a lot happier.
Art, what your pictures are missing, are the burrs from the hand drill used to make them on-the-fly on the side of the inspection table while you are trying to lose .2 lbs

On the serious side, those are some nice circles in your chassis pieces, Art. Very very professional and nice looking.

And regarding the original poster's design, these types of holes look very appealing, and I'm sure they will be a takeoff point for many CNC fabricated chassis' that wind up getting designed here Nice work!

Jacob
Reply With Quote