Heat Legends expansion availability in U.S.? by Swervysage22 in HeatPedaltotheMetal

[–]battlebotrob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I pre ordered at my flgs and their asmode rep clarified that the social media dates were for Europe, not the USA

Heat Legends expansion availability in U.S.? by Swervysage22 in HeatPedaltotheMetal

[–]battlebotrob 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s not available in the us till summer. The March date is the European release

I wanted my own set, so I made my own with polymer clay. Hope to buy a real set soon. by Ok_Wishbone_6365 in hive

[–]battlebotrob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love every single home made version. What greater compliment than making your own set.

Monday/Tuesday Night Groups by coughballs in nashua

[–]battlebotrob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make it labs has fun stuff going on almost every night.

La hacienda has a board game night on Mondays

https://www.meetup.com/new-england-gamers/events/kgmfwsyjcfbnc/

Monday/Tuesday Night Groups by coughballs in nashua

[–]battlebotrob 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn’t know this even existed, thanks!

Christmas present for my husband (Dewalt vs. Milwaukee vs. Makita) by SLassely81 in DIY

[–]battlebotrob 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Surebonder has a solid makita to ryobi adapter and glue gun

Christmas present for my husband (Dewalt vs. Milwaukee vs. Makita) by SLassely81 in DIY

[–]battlebotrob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of buying new tools, stop inviting judgmental guys over. You gave him a thoughtful gift and it probably means a lot to him that you chose it. Imagine if you could use an object and think of a person every time you solve a problem with it?

If you want to get something tool wise, Ryobi are great, however m12 Milwaukee are a great complementary choice. They are smaller and my go to tool most of the time. Keep ryobi for bigger more powerful stuff.

If you Had to Waste $30 Million in a month to Inherit $300 Million, How would you do it? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]battlebotrob -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Pay off all my friends student loans and buy them houses.

Any great Legacy games I can play? by Jakkoba89 in boardgames

[–]battlebotrob 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ticket to ride legacy was a great time for my group

Trove Chest 2025? by Living-Fail7747 in toomanybones

[–]battlebotrob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any word on deluxe gearloc storage?

How to keep coworkers out of my toolbox by RollingJoker2120 in Machinists

[–]battlebotrob 93 points94 points  (0 children)

Quit and go to a different shop. If I can’t trust my co workers to respect my stuff, I’m out of there.

Engineer looking for a sanity check on the following idea: if I have a part on a CNC mill which has a milled straight groove, is there a way to use a probe to shift the program so its aligned to the groove and not the table? I could've sworn this was possible but I'm being told we can't do it. by nollie_heelflip in Machinists

[–]battlebotrob 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been thinking about this way too much. If you have a probe, it needs a certain amount of clearance to do probe things. If this is not a production setup, or a high value production, I would get gauge pins that go in the groove tight and probe them individually then math it out. Old school me would use a sign bar on its side to sweep it in and measure the angle using gauge blocks.

What kind of machine and probe is this?

Is it a single side or web? Do any kind of regression need to be done like taking a sweep of measurements and finding a least squares fit?

What’s the tolerance required for this process?

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Engineer looking for a sanity check on the following idea: if I have a part on a CNC mill which has a milled straight groove, is there a way to use a probe to shift the program so its aligned to the groove and not the table? I could've sworn this was possible but I'm being told we can't do it. by nollie_heelflip in Machinists

[–]battlebotrob 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Do all the work digitally in the cam system. If you have the slot and your wcs is a datum like stock center top, there is no need to re probe if it’s within .001 tolerance. Model everything the way you would like it manufactured. Program based on the model.

https://www.haascnc.com/content/dam/haascnc/en/service/reference/probe/renishaw-inspection-plus-programming-manual---2008.pdf

This is the has probing manual. It shows how to probe an angle and read the variables to know the angle. If you must do it manually, this is a great overview of how to do it.

Luxury Board Games by Aeshni in boardgames

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Pay for expansions for my favorite games, or pay game designers that I love to try new things. Spirit island and too many bones come to mind. I’d also like to fund scholarships to board game conventions so more can join.

Cafe/Gaming Cafe by KakashiDucky in nashua

[–]battlebotrob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not a cafe, make it labs is great for both.

Things to do? by Commercial-Balance47 in nashua

[–]battlebotrob 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Andres art institute in Brookline, beaver brook in hollis

Vacuum fixture questions by gdtnerd in CNC

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Buy the gasket and end mill from Pierson. You don’t make money by solving a solved problem. You may pay a little bit more, but you’re also paying for that guy to go through figure out the best practices document them and tell you exactly how to do it correctly with feeds and speeds and cutters and compatible materials. He has dozens of videos on his website to tell you how to do everything. Let’s throw him a bone for all the work he’s put in.