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WE SELL ALL KIND OF ELECTRONIC AT AFFORADABLE RATE. (Call us now at . . . oops!)
Ronalds Biz World | 1995 | Jeferson Simth Ronald

Posted on 05/26/2006 10:33:30 AM PDT by ronaldbizworld

Dear customers,

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Thanks and Regards.

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To: Das Outsider

I heard on the radio today that you are very good at the game of Golf, scoring multiple holes in one.

Congratulations. I have often said, "It isn't luck if it's what you intended to do."


4,241 posted on 06/23/2006 5:44:02 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob
Congratulations. I have often said, "It isn't luck if it's what you intended to do."



You know, Meesa Bob, you beddy smot main. You got BEEG IQ! You wan be litch, Meesa Bob?
4,242 posted on 06/23/2006 5:51:09 PM PDT by Das Outsider (Kim you daddy, ok?)
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To: Das Outsider; Darksheare
"You wan be litch, Meesa Bob?"

No thanks. I've heard about their eating habits.

4,243 posted on 06/23/2006 6:01:43 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob; Darksheare
No thanks. I've heard about their eating habits.



You eat firray minyon if you farrow Kim ploglam. You wan make BEEG money, you see homepage, ok?
4,244 posted on 06/23/2006 6:08:57 PM PDT by Das Outsider (Kim you daddy, ok?)
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To: Das Outsider
"You wan make BEEG money ..."

Sorry, never mind. I don't think I could adjust to the change in lifestyle.

Besides, I wouldn't want anything to come between me and what I think is most important in life.

4,245 posted on 06/23/2006 6:20:02 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: Irish_Thatcherite; Dead Corpse; Darksheare; Tax-chick; TASMANIANRED; Knitting A Conundrum; Eaker; ..

planning out the fabrication of the "spoon-shaped" pommel cap is beating me up, so I'm going to chnge gears and knock out the guard (tsuba) next.

I don't plan to replicate the ornate carving of the original.
rather, I'll do a little math and derive the shapes of the piecings needed to reduce the weight of the blank from 8.0oz (minus the hilt's oval) to 5.2oz
It is a matter of proportions, so math and simple shapes is the way to go here.

8.0 - 5.2 = 2.8oz
2.8/8.0 = .35
so, I must remove a hair over 1/3 of the blank's current VOLUME. as it is a flat cylinder, I can treat this proportionally as a surface-area problem. thus, deriving the geometry of the piercings will be relatively easy (remember, I have AutoCAD as a tool... I'd not like to do this with a pencil, even though I could)


4,246 posted on 06/23/2006 7:20:56 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: King Prout

Ah, the engineering mind...


4,247 posted on 06/23/2006 7:23:50 PM PDT by Knitting A Conundrum (Act Justly, Love Mercy, and Walk Humbly With God Micah 6:8)
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To: King Prout

Do you think the tsuba is a forging? Would it have enough strength as such?


4,248 posted on 06/23/2006 7:43:32 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob

I don't know whether it is a casting, a forged billet, a hot-stamped billet, or a machined/tooled billet.
seriously.
it is, however, STEEL, not iron, and plenty strong.


4,249 posted on 06/23/2006 8:01:42 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: Knitting A Conundrum

yep.
coupled to a blistered hand with sore knuckles.


4,250 posted on 06/23/2006 8:02:33 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: King Prout
"... a hot-stamped billet ..."

Hmm. Yes, that sounds likely.

That's quite a work of art. Attention given to the finest detail.

I guess this would be the easy way to do it.

4,251 posted on 06/23/2006 8:10:32 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob

never done ECM.
I've done wire and die-sink EDM. hated grinding the graphite dies... blech!


4,252 posted on 06/23/2006 8:30:53 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: King Prout

ECM looks pretty easy, if you have a pattern to follow.

And flexible enough even if you don't.


It also looks like something that could be set up in a garage or workshop -- but don't let me interfere with your "current" project.

It rather reminds me of the old C. L. Stong setups in Scientific American's "The Amateur Scientist." Quite possibly I even remember it from there.


4,253 posted on 06/23/2006 8:38:20 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob

ECM and diesink EDM are nearly pointless/automatically counterproductive if doing small batch jobs on easily machinable materials - the time and expense of making the tooling outweighs the utility of the machining technique.


4,254 posted on 06/23/2006 8:51:46 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: King Prout

The key is "easily machinable materials." That piece of artwork you have, as you said, is steel.

I was thinking of just a crude copy, perhaps cast in Plaster of Paris, and then to a reverse copy in brass. Use the brass as the positive to machine the steel to.

But that is only if you wanted to recreate, or create, an artistic variation. The geometrical design will be awesome, I'm sure.


4,255 posted on 06/23/2006 8:57:55 PM PDT by NicknamedBob (I never submit to IQ tests. That way, I can honestly say that my IQ can not be measured.)
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To: NicknamedBob

steel IS easily machinable, compared to, say, titanium alloys (which tend to gall and are absurdly springy), or magnesium alloys (which can be a major fire-hazard), or even hard cast iron (which tends to brittleness).

it isn't as easy as, say, aluminum, but it ain't difficult.

the geometrical design will be *simple* - the space between arc sections, with ends full-radiused.


4,256 posted on 06/23/2006 9:09:51 PM PDT by King Prout (many complain I am overly literal... this would not be a problem if fewer people were under-precise)
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To: Tax-chick; A CA Guy; NicknamedBob
Wow, you people stay up late.

That's not late for me. Actually, I'm on a little earlier tonight. :-)

4,257 posted on 06/23/2006 9:42:25 PM PDT by tuliptree76
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To: King Prout; NicknamedBob

http://ils.unc.edu/~allen/1assortedtsuba.html
http://ils.unc.edu/~allen/2assortedtsuba.html
http://ils.unc.edu/~allen/3assortedtsuba.html

Assorted Tsuba.
A few appear to be brass or some such.
Some are simple, other ornate.


4,258 posted on 06/23/2006 9:43:34 PM PDT by Darksheare (This is a test of the emergency tagline system. Had there been an emergency, you would have heard...)
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To: King Prout; NicknamedBob

http://ils.unc.edu/~allen/4assortedtsuba.html

OOps, missed one.


4,259 posted on 06/23/2006 9:45:18 PM PDT by Darksheare (This is a test of the emergency tagline system. Had there been an emergency, you would have heard...)
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To: Darksheare

Hi Darks.


4,260 posted on 06/23/2006 9:45:57 PM PDT by tuliptree76
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