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It all depends on your business. If you are doing tool room, prototype, or short runs, you better have a high percentage of rock stars. Long run production shop or an OEM can usually get away with a high percentage of bums.
I just asked because I have an attic fan motor in the shop where I can't seem to find anything but Chinese junk motors, to fit in that space as it is up in an exhaust vent and there isn't much of a way to alter the mounting. I am sick of changing it. I want to pay more and get a quality motor...
I allowed flexible work schedules when I was an OEM and had employees, but the way things were set up it was easy to pull off. Sometimes it just is efficient to operate in that manner.
More than once I have handed someone $21 and the correct coinage when the bill was $11 and change and they will hand the dollar back and then give me $9 more.
Isn't Grizzly just a rebranded item made who knows where in China? Wouldn't that make getting parts problematic? Probably better to just take measurements and find something on E-bay and make it fit.
You have to bore the jaws bigger than the work piece on a part that size I would go +.005/+.010. I would also bore at a positive taper smaller in the front bigger in the back.
You want to reverse the clamping if that is what you are asking and then cut just a little over size with a positive taper toward the back. How deep are you going?
Long ago in a land far away I had a customer who had a DC motor repair shop. If something needed machining above his hack skills I did the work. His quoting process was simple. If the item did not show any outward structural damage he would quote 50% of new without even taking it apart. Most his...
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