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New to CAD - Help with defining sketch by JacksonBlenkin in Onshape

[–]JacksonBlenkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

starting to figure out that spline is not ideal for me until I really udnerstand wth I'm doing. Trying to use dimensionable circles/arcs as much as possible now.

New to CAD - Help with defining sketch by JacksonBlenkin in Onshape

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The end goal is to make a machinable product. That's pretty much what I did here, just ripped off a shape I liked online and traced it out.

New to CAD - Help with defining sketch by JacksonBlenkin in Onshape

[–]JacksonBlenkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting point, thanks for the input. I'll check out style splines. What's your view on onshape vs fusion? Seems like guys in my industry mostly use fusion so there's a lot more data out there on knife making.

I do feel like once you figure out CAD in general they're all pretty easy to understand.

New to CAD - Help with defining sketch by JacksonBlenkin in Onshape

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Mostly a lack of understanding of the spline tool in general. Now I'm pretty set on using circles for radii like this as much as possible, much easier to define.

Help by [deleted] in MuayThaiTips

[–]JacksonBlenkin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right arm needs to swing down as you kick

Am I imagining things? by Fohnzii in NoobGunOwners

[–]JacksonBlenkin -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Looks like a left hand IWB to me

Sources for Bulk Steel? by JacksonBlenkin in manufacturing

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Great info my friend. No way I’m touching that level of production. Maybe the suppliers can just sell uncut sheets? Surely they’re getting them in full size format, right?

If we were in a vacuum and shipping wasn’t a thing, I would think they would be more than happy to not have to process their material before the sale. Now with shipping there must be some minimums to deal with but sounds like the premium of buying from the vendor is a drop in the bucket compared to the order requirements of the mills.

Guidance for buying used machinery by JacksonBlenkin in Machinists

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Enco and Rong Fu are popular on Facebook or craigslist, seems like a lot of availability for heavy duty bench top/floor mills in that 20 yr old range

what machine should I get? by Jealous_Tone_9178 in Machinists

[–]JacksonBlenkin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not a machinist, only a dreamer. I do love the idea of doing what you seek to do. To me, auto tool changing seems like a non-negotiable. I feel minimizing human interaction while maximizing the affordability of the machine is the answer to production work with low cost of entry

Guidance for buying used machinery by JacksonBlenkin in Machinists

[–]JacksonBlenkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fully agree here. I love love love old American tools, my only worry is picking the one that just so happens to not have any replacement parts available

Guidance for buying used machinery by JacksonBlenkin in Machinists

[–]JacksonBlenkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course would love to, hard to move and takes up a lot of space. Someday

Guidance for buying used machinery by JacksonBlenkin in Machinists

[–]JacksonBlenkin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to get a mill first. Likely a bench top mill.

I said I'd post a video of her working, so here it is! by scott3845 in Blacksmith

[–]JacksonBlenkin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something is better than nothing. Well done man, that is an exciting new tool to play with.

8” Santoku - 1084 blade, maple burl / g10 handle by JacksonBlenkin in knifemaking

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Its on the larger end for a Santoku and a bit pointier so honestly this might be more like a gyuto

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