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Home Workshop on 'Roids

Mostly professional, but I confess I'll use it for crazy home stuff too.

I'm an engineering nerd at heart.

You should post up some of your creations. My father seems to mostly fabricate irreplaceable parts for his automotive restoration projects.

One thing he made though is really cool. It's sort of a geodesic dome looking sphere with this gyroscopic sort of apparatus inside it. No idea how to describe it really. Anyway you can put it down on the ground, hold it still and set the internal bits spinning, then push the sphere and the whole thing does all this crazy shit. Depending on what you did with the internal bits the sphere might roll in the direction you push it, then stop and come back towards you. It's also proof he's way way smarter than me.
 
You should post up some of your creations. My father seems to mostly fabricate irreplaceable parts for his automotive restoration projects.

One thing he made though is really cool. It's sort of a geodesic dome looking sphere with this gyroscopic sort of apparatus inside it. No idea how to describe it really. Anyway you can put it down on the ground, hold it still and set the internal bits spinning, then push the sphere and the whole thing does all this crazy shit. Depending on what you did with the internal bits the sphere might roll in the direction you push it, then stop and come back towards you. It's also proof he's way way smarter than me.

I should be able to post something fairly soon. I'm traveling this week, but Hurco is sending a technician to finish the install sometime before Friday. The machine settled around 0.001" last week, but the general consensus is the bohemian way we lowered it with a crane means we'll have to wait a good two weeks for everything to even out.

I'm already having a great time just popping downstairs and trying stuff.
 
I should be able to post something fairly soon. I'm traveling this week, but Hurco is sending a technician to finish the install sometime before Friday. The machine settled around 0.001" last week, but the general consensus is the bohemian way we lowered it with a crane means we'll have to wait a good two weeks for everything to even out.

I'm already having a great time just popping downstairs and trying stuff.

heavens to murgatroyd!
 
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