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JARblue 07-17-2018 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3771997)
I might just put up with it as the logging and app is kinda fun to play with lol

No reason to leave it in all the time. And it doesn't affect the fob while you're driving the car.

eastwest2300 07-17-2018 08:06 AM

creamy. :yum:--eastwest

madwi 07-17-2018 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3772011)
No reason to leave it in all the time. And it doesn't affect the fob while you're driving the car.

That is true. I drive the car so little, I wasnt even bothered to check for a dead battery in the fob for over a year. :icon17:

JLarson 07-17-2018 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3772011)
No reason to leave it in all the time. And it doesn't affect the fob while you're driving the car.

Actually, it did start affecting mine. My car would randomly tell me the key wasn't detected - while driving. Not that I couldn't keep driving, but still annoying.

JARblue 07-17-2018 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772013)
That is true. I drive the car so little, I wasnt even bothered to check for a dead battery in the fob for over a year. :icon17:

What's the time table looking like for the snail?

JARblue 07-17-2018 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772014)
Actually, it did start affecting mine. My car would randomly tell me the key wasn't detected - while driving. Not that I couldn't keep driving, but still annoying.

Are you sure it was the EcuTek BT module causing the issue? But either way, yeah just an annoying light. Thankfully it doesn't shut off the car. That would be :rofl2:

JLarson 07-17-2018 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772009)
Wow! Nice.

One of my machining gigs was making electrodes for EDM machines. They are made out of graphite and we had a transformer over our four milling machines... about twice a year the graphite dust would build up and BANG! fireball flying :icon17: It was right above our computers where we would do the CAD and programming. Knocked me off the chair one time, thought I was ded. Had to check to make sure my shoes were still on. :icon17:

Somewhat related, at my last job, we machined titanium beams for the S92 helicopter for Sikorsky. My brother Dave was one of the machinists, and he'd been deburring the titanium, and was covered with titanium dust. Struck a spark with the grinding wheel. Most people aren't aware that titanium dust is highly flammable. He was briefly engulfed with flames.

Dave has this thing for attracting fire. When we did construction together, he set the fringe of his jeans on fire with a roofing torch. While welding a beam over head, he dropped enough sparks to burn through his boxers and do the "help help my pants are on fire" dance. Yesterday, he sends me a text. "I just set myself on fire again. Cutting through rebar with a grinding wheel."

*shakes head* Amazing he's still alive.

JLarson 07-17-2018 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3772017)
Are you sure it was the EcuTek BT module causing the issue? But either way, yeah just an annoying light. Thankfully it doesn't shut off the car. That would be :rofl2:

Definitely was the BT module, or at least the problem has ceased happening since I removed the module. Battery was less than 3 months old.

FPenvy 07-17-2018 08:23 AM

morning boys :tiphat:

madwi 07-17-2018 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3772015)
What's the time table looking like for the snail?

First week of Sept. when JC is here. I should have the lift installed by then and all the parts on hand.

JARblue 07-17-2018 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3772021)
morning boys :tiphat:

:hello:

madwi 07-17-2018 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3772021)
morning boys :tiphat:

Whats up, man?

JLarson 07-17-2018 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3772021)
morning boys :tiphat:

Son of a whore, he found our hideout! We'll have to go back to OG now...

madwi 07-17-2018 08:27 AM

That reminds me, I need to email Sasha again. I wanted to buy some injectors but he ever sent the invoice.

FPenvy 07-17-2018 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772025)
Whats up, man?

:hello:

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3772024)
:hello:

:hello:

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772026)
Son of a whore, he found our hideout! We'll have to go back to OG now...

yea someone ratted out where all of you were hiding from me lol

madwi 07-17-2018 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772018)
Somewhat related, at my last job, we machined titanium beams for the S92 helicopter for Sikorsky. My brother Dave was one of the machinists, and he'd been deburring the titanium, and was covered with titanium dust. Struck a spark with the grinding wheel. Most people aren't aware that titanium dust is highly flammable. He was briefly engulfed with flames.

Dave has this thing for attracting fire. When we did construction together, he set the fringe of his jeans on fire with a roofing torch. While welding a beam over head, he dropped enough sparks to burn through his boxers and do the "help help my pants are on fire" dance. Yesterday, he sends me a text. "I just set myself on fire again. Cutting through rebar with a grinding wheel."

*shakes head* Amazing he's still alive.

We all would have brillo pad sized wads of titanium. great for camping and general fuckery at work.
There have been a few stories of machines getting torched because of chip buildup plus an ignition source.

madwi 07-17-2018 08:39 AM

Fun video. Inconel is the same material used for the cpu's armor in aircraft black boxes.
I woudnt want to be back on the floor, but miss playing with neat toys sometimes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1K5QjR3hyU

onzedge 07-17-2018 08:41 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772031)
Fun video. Inconel is the same material used for the cpu's armor in aircraft black boxes.
I woudnt want to be back on the floor, but miss playing with neat toys sometimes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1K5QjR3hyU

:tiphat:

JLarson 07-17-2018 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772031)
Fun video. Inconel is the same material used for the cpu's armor in aircraft black boxes.
I woudnt want to be back on the floor, but miss playing with neat toys sometimes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1K5QjR3hyU

Inconel is actually what our retorts are made out of. We're heating a high nickel iron alloy to around 2100 ± 50 degrees to align the grain structure for magnetic permeability. Inconel handles a good bit of heat before deforming, so it's been our material of choice for a long time now.

madwi 07-17-2018 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772035)
Inconel is actually what our retorts are made out of. We're heating a high nickel iron alloy to around 2100 ± 50 degrees to align the grain structure for magnetic permeability. Inconel handles a good bit of heat before deforming, so it's been our material of choice for a long time now.

I hate machining it to any kind of tight tolerances. **** seemed gummy+super abrasive and would eat carbide insert faster than a fat kid with a bag of M&Ms.

eastwest2300 07-17-2018 09:07 AM

sssup itcheZ.

bunk 07-17-2018 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772018)

Dave has this thing for attracting fire.

*shakes head* Amazing he's still alive.

When I was in the 5th grade, my sister and I had come home from school. She wanted to fry some chicken for dinner. She had the frying pan with oil heating up on the stove. She went to her room and forgot that she had the stove on.
I was in the living room and hear a WHHOOOSH. Ran to the kitchen and saw the frying pan on fire. Grabbed the frying pan handle, opened the sliding door to the backyard, and while going down the little step, the frying pan handle had melted off and the pan slid off the handle pouring the burning oil onto my my right thigh. Burned through my pants and had me out of school for two weeks. Still have scars from that.

I also dumped scalding water on me as a toddler, and stuck a fork through my cheek. But those are stories for another time..lol

onzedge 07-17-2018 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3772038)
sssup itcheZ.

:happydance:

JLarson 07-17-2018 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3772039)
When I was in the 5th grade, my sister and I had come home from school. She wanted to fry some chicken for dinner. She had the frying pan with oil heating up on the stove. She went to her room and forgot that she had the stove on.
I was in the living room and hear a WHHOOOSH. Ran to the kitchen and saw the frying pan on fire. Grabbed the frying pan handle, opened the sliding door to the backyard, and while going down the little step, the frying pan handle had melted off and the pan slid off the handle pouring the burning oil onto my my right thigh. Burned through my pants and had me out of school for two weeks. Still have scars from that.

I also dumped scalding water on me as a toddler, and stuck a fork through my cheek. But those are stories for another time..lol

Sweet merciful crap! That sounds awful!

eastwest2300 07-17-2018 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3772041)
:happydance:

:tiphat:

onzedge 07-17-2018 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3772050)
:tiphat:

:usa:

Rusty 07-17-2018 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3772006)
Exciting morning. Looks like there was a big explosion at our facility last night. We're still determining root cause, but it looks like an electrician doing work for our facility inadvertently shut off the water cooling for our hydrogen furnaces, causing a water jacket failure. Steam pressure built up outside the retort, and actually blew a 1200 lb retort out of the ground, shattered every window in the department, and did a fair amount of damage to our recorders and various electrical systems.

Neat!

Hold my coffee and watch this! :rofl2:

onzedge 07-17-2018 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3772066)
Hold my coffee and watch this! :rofl2:

:stirthepot:

Rusty 07-17-2018 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3772031)
Fun video. Inconel is the same material used for the cpu's armor in aircraft black boxes.
I woudnt want to be back on the floor, but miss playing with neat toys sometimes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1K5QjR3hyU

When I worked for Elliott TurboMachinery. I worked with a lot of inconels and monels. Hated machining inconel 625. Super gummy. Tear up bits really quick. Gas turbines and some compressors have parts made out of this stuff. We had a few lathe fires from Ti, and magnesium. Worked will a lot of exotic metals. How about preheating a work piece to 1,100F before you could weld on it. :eek:

Ian B 07-17-2018 12:30 PM

Dropped friend at airport, having lunch at Chilis and then heading to clinic to work till 11p

Ian B

StevenSlice 07-17-2018 01:01 PM

Got a pile of work dumped on me out of nowhere after days of doing nothing.

Lunch is so close and im so happy, then after work theres a work function with free food and alcohol so that'll be interesting.

Leingod 07-17-2018 01:14 PM

2 days of sushi for lunch. I'm happy

FPenvy 07-17-2018 01:29 PM

oooooooooo just saw Pittsburgh top golf opens this friday. very excited for that :excited:

jchammond 07-17-2018 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3772038)
sssup itcheZ.

8415 more,,,That be What's up!

Rusty 07-17-2018 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3772153)
8415 more,,,That be What's up!

Mine are over 900 when I give them out. :tup:

jchammond 07-17-2018 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3772154)
Mine are over 900 when I give them out. :tup:

WTH,,,mine are a weak 249/250

jchammond 07-17-2018 07:38 PM

About 1/8th of 1%
:)

Spooler 07-17-2018 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3772154)
Mine are over 900 when I give them out. :tup:

You guys have a lot of crabs. Dang, how many hoe's you got to do to get that many. LOL

Rusty 07-17-2018 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3772156)
About 1/8th of 1%
:)

It takes time. You're getting there. EW is over 1,000. :eek: I want to know what his will be when he gets to 1,000,000.

Rusty 07-17-2018 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3772157)
You guys have a lot of crabs. Dang, how many hoe's you got to do to get that many. LOL

Almost 710,000.


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