28Eliminator has plenty pics on his phone. He doesn't need any more. LolOriginally Posted by jordy
You could always text or IM the pics. Problem solved without banning anybody. BOOM!
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10-13-2015, 01:27 PM #11Senior Member
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Oh that's right..... Standby everyone Originally Posted by Eli
Sent from somewhere on the water Originally Posted by Wendi
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10-13-2015, 01:43 PM #13Senior Member
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Not pics of me silly! Of all those hot chicks you have in your jacuzzi every weekend! Originally Posted by 28eliminator
Oh that's right..... Standby everyone
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10-13-2015, 02:36 PM #14Senior Member
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Party on girl.
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10-13-2015, 02:41 PM #15Senior Member
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It was more of a Zen moment. Lol Originally Posted by 314joey
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10-13-2015, 07:27 PM #16Member
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Hope u got re-energized Eli. We make tooling for the aircraft industry. I'm a toolmaker. Uno all that stuff u see around an airplane that being built, in short, that's tooling. An aircraft is made up of hundreds of castings. Our main field of work is tooling for those castings. Ex: The steering wheel of a commercial jet is a casting. It comes out of the mold really rough and un-finished. I make tooling (fixturing) to hold that rough casting so it can be finished machined. We are C&B Tools in La Habra. Originally Posted by Eli
Our side line is billet v-drive components for the boating industry (Collins V-Drives). I was raised on flat bottoms growing up and then got away from that world once I got married and started working as a machinist. Then I started my own business in '97 and met the late Ron Braaksma Top Fuel Hydro driver and owner in '01. That's how my v-drive stuff got started.
Well, TMI? lol lol. Don't look now Eli, but we're bonding!!!
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10-13-2015, 07:39 PM #17Senior Member
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I'm reenergized for sure! Thank you! Originally Posted by Toolman
Hope u got re-energized Eli. We make tooling for the aircraft industry. Uno all that stuff u see around an airplane that being built, in short, that's tooling. An aircraft is made up of hundreds of castings. Our main field of work is tooling for those castings. Ex: The steering wheel of a commercial jet is a casting. It comes out of the mold really rough and un-finished. I make tooling (fixturing) to hold that rough casting so it can be finished machined. We are C&B Tools in La Habra.
Our side line is billet v-drive components for the boating industry (Collins V-Drives). I was raised on flat bottoms growing up and then got away from that world once I got married and started working as a machinist. Then I started my own business in '97 and met the late Ron Braaksma Top Fuel Hydro driver and owner in '01. That's how my v-drive stuff got started.
Well, TMI? lol lol. Don't look now Eli, but we're bonding!!!
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That's impressive stuff! Thanks for the details.
Although, bonding to me may be terrifying, bonding with me can be fun. I must warn you, I'm very inquisitive and ask a remarkable number of questions. It's not an attempt to interrogate (everyone accuses this attorney of it) it's just my fascination with the topic or need to understand. Yup, I'm often confused. Lol
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10-13-2015, 07:40 PM #18Member
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Ask away Eli, ask away. Originally Posted by Eli
I'm reenergized for sure! Thank you!️
That's impressive stuff! Thanks for the details.
Although, bonding to me may be terrifying, bonding with me can be fun. I must warn you, I'm very inquisitive and ask a remarkable number of questions. It's not an attempt to interrogate (everyone accuses this attorney of it) it's just my fascination with the topic or need to understand. Yup, I'm often confused. Lol
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10-13-2015, 07:45 PM #19Senior Member
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Are you finishing the cast or the steering wheel? Originally Posted by Toolman
Ask away Eli, ask away.
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10-13-2015, 09:41 PM #20Member
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I build the nest that the rough (raw) cast wheel sits in (clamped in) and holds it nice and tight but yet not deforming it while the cnc machine performs drilling, milling, and/or contouring (shaping) on said wheel. U like the way I kinda put a "legal" spin on that? Originally Posted by Eli
I'll find a pic of a fixture and throw it up here tomorrow. Good night girl!
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