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I think I got it. I have been able to hold a 0.010 to .020 tab consistently up to .180 and am still working on the thicker materials. The key is the lead out should go back about 45 degrees into the cut. So if you are cutting from left to right and your cut is ending on the bottom of the part...

I am looking at tabbing parts into the skeleton as they are cut out to avoid tip ups. Dose any one have any good suggestions on tab sizing and lead in and lead out that should be used. We are cutting 16 gage to 3/8 inch mild steel. Thanks

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I have seen dry ice used for shrinking fittings but I am not sure if I should use dry ice alone or with a liquid?

budt The load is being pushed and is not always the same weight. The cylinders are double action and are broken in. There is a air pressure regulator on the air input. A balance controller is a device I ran across recently. It seems that is primarily used with PLC's but there is some...

I am redesigning at a process that uses open-ended wrenches to tighten hydraulic hoses. I have tried to use some ratcheting wrenches, however due to space issues this has had little success.

I am designing basic manual lift using hydraulic cylinders with air as the power. It works pretty well but the cylinder stutters when it isn’t being run full throttle. So far I have tried to use an ail to oil reservoir to address this issue but I know that must be a better solution. Would a...