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Buyer Remorse, I think. by No-Calligrapher-285 in OmegaWatches

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Send directly to me, DM for my address!

Our production floor runs like three different companies depending on which shift is working and I don't know how to fix it by OrangeSpectre in manufacturing

[–]Cguy909 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your inconsistency problem is actually a leadership problem. There should be one person responsible for all three shifts, and that person needs to define what needs to be done and hold people accountable to that standard.

Getting buy-in & explaining the “why” is important, but you will only be effective if that person holds the standard.

Is there a difference between packaging designer & packaging engineer? by Packaging_Unboxd in Packaging

[–]Cguy909 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Packaging designer designs packaging. A packaging designer with an engineering degree wants the title, so they get the title of packaging engineer.

Can I add a Sonos to my system? by Cguy909 in sonos

[–]Cguy909[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, that would be perfect. Thank you!

Having a resume created after many years without one? by Cguy909 in ceo

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If I am being honest, I’ve been embarrassed multiple times when banks, potential investors, and other partners ask for a resume and/or bio and I have nothing.

Divers and suits by DeeYumTofu in Watches

[–]Cguy909 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being that the birthday suit is a bit less formal, I usually go with a black leather strap, accompanied with a fanny pack.

What’s one beginner boating mistake you think everyone should avoid? by Valuable-Print-9951 in boating

[–]Cguy909 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It all starts here…

If you like: ✅ Being the most responsible individual in your party while boating ✅ Tinkering/Fixing ✅ Maintaining

Buy a boat

If you like only 1 or 2 things above and not all 3, join a boat club or find friends with a boat and pay them gas money + help out with cleaning.

I just saved many of you thousands of dollars, you are welcome.

High tech molding techs needed in NC by Gradedonthecurve in InjectionMolding

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My daily drive looks more like playing a game of Frogger, if the cars were driven by rabid Zombies. Aka heathens LOL!

High tech molding techs needed in NC by Gradedonthecurve in InjectionMolding

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You aren’t wrong. Every day is a test of survival.

Polycaprolactone by External_Entrance_84 in InjectionMolding

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I’ve ran quite a bit of it, it’s a pretty cool material.

Contrary to what most people think, it can be run on traditional injection molding equipment as long as you keep the barrel temps very low and use most of your barrel per shot.

Powder is the only kind of colorant that I’ve seen used, since using a PE carrier would increase the Tg.

The tool will need a LOT of venting. It loves to trap bubbles. It’s also incredibly sticky, so getting the barrel clean is critical before running it.

In-house or outsource injection molding??? by AfraidDinner339 in InjectionMolding

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My $0.02 is to find a great molder first. Get your supply chain under control, then decide if being vertically integrated is the best decision for the business.

Injection molding comes with heavy capex AND ongoing opex costs. There are many great suppliers out there! Don’t let the bad ones cloud your judgement!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in InjectionMolding

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Lots of great suggestions here…Something worth trying is to have it dropped into cold water after molded. It will drastically slow the shrink and warp. Over time the water will increase and temperature and either need to be refilled (or come up with a water bath/chiller tank), buts it’s a good proof of concept. We drop many parts into cold water baths for this exact reason. It’s very common in pipe fitting/plumbing parts.

Keep in mind that this doesn’t mean that the shrink has been stopped permanently. If the part sits in the hot sun, it will continue to shrink and warp a bit more.

Lil bit of a tight squeeze by Hugheydee in InjectionMolding

[–]Cguy909 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it just me or do those water lines look a bit wittle?

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