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dan__wright

posted on 17/6/11 at 03:38 PM Reply With Quote
waterjet cutting?

All, i need some parts cut on a waterjet so dropped andyw7de a U2U at the weekend, he has read it but i havent heard back so was wandering if anyone know of any alternatives? i need these to get the car back on the road after being out of action for the last 10 months!

i need some Rings making up, 67.7mm OD, 62.mm ID
thickness would be in the region of 2.15 mm
Ali or steel.

Thanks





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designer

posted on 17/6/11 at 04:33 PM Reply With Quote
You will have somebody local. Do a web search.
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mcerd1

posted on 17/6/11 at 04:58 PM Reply With Quote
2.15mm is an odd thickness - whats it for ? (hubcentric spacer for wheels / brake discs ?)

you may need to get it machined rather than just cut ad it sounds more like a job for the lathe

[Edited on 17/6/2011 by mcerd1]





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dan__wright

posted on 17/6/11 at 05:07 PM Reply With Quote
It doesnt have to be 2.15 but thsts the difference between two parts, 2 or 2.5 should be fine.





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NigeEss

posted on 17/6/11 at 07:04 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by dan__wright
dropped andyw7de a U2U at the weekend, he has read it but i havent heard back



Have you sent a reminder ? He normally replies in a reasonable time, might have slipped his mind.





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Alan B

posted on 18/6/11 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by mcerd1
2.15mm is an odd thickness - whats it for ? (hubcentric spacer for wheels / brake discs ?)

you may need to get it machined rather than just cut ad it sounds more like a job for the lathe

[Edited on 17/6/2011 by mcerd1]


I was thinking the same myself.

Laser/water-jet/plasma etc. are great processes and do have loads of applications...but they don't beat the traditional methods every time. Horses for courses etc.

Alan

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