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Terra out in it's new home!

#yourmachinehatesyou. Nuff said.

All dressed up and nowhere to go...until tomorrow. Tomorrow is new home day. Been nice having the Terra around the shop, but excited to see it go to a new home and make lots parts for it's new owner!

Brain surgery today. Prognosis not good, no transplant today.

#experimentalcncs
#elementmachinetools
#computerssuck
#itwillriseagain

One of these is not like the others. Assembling a batch of new control computers including one with a new motherboard we are testing. If it works out our new control pc will have server quality guts and a long lifecycle!

#cncbrains
#elementmachineto

Big machine Monday. Few more cables and an operator station and this old but new machine will be running finally. Can't wait to make my totem pole!

#bigrouter
#cncwoodworking
#5axismachining
#elementmachinetools

When you need a 77 tooth pulley and the world only gives you 72 or 80. Rapid prototype to the rescue!

#ultimaker2
#thisiswhatiboughtitfor
#elementmachinetools

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Been a busy week, but at the end of it a new Torrent-80 will be heading to it's new home next week. The switch to ethercat has been a little painful at times, but has resulted in a far superior system. Worth it.

Notching rectangular tube on Inferno today. No rotary axis, running one side at a time. Point, click, cut and done. Repeat.

Some fun on the little R&D router today. Not very fast but helps us develop new screens and products. Using it to make holes for an additional LAN port for an Ethercat connection in our new Ethercat control PC. This one is labeled up and ready to

Started making some of these face mask holders for friends and now we are running straight out making as many as we can for a few local hospitals.

#covidsucks #supportourhealthcareworkers

Running parts in the laser today and ran a couple on Inferno for a fun comparison. For 1/5 the machine cost I think the results are fantastic!

Customer running production parts on their Inferno. Plus some hand forged side projects. The tongs are plasma cut on the Inferno, copied from a hand forged pair with RAD, and then finished by hand. Great work Cole!

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