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Ok guys so since you all left me hanging on how to get the perfect ham, I am going to share how I think I can achieve the perfect ham. Step 1: Fire up the Big Green Egg smoker Step 2: Get the temp set and smoke at 300 degrees to internal temp of 135. Step 3: Devour. That's it. If you really...

I don't disagree. But if your shop is set up for it, automate the parts that can be automated. I have some great workers that I would put out of a job if I executed some of my engineering plans. But I am going to wait until they leave, then I will put a machine in to replace them. We like to...

This is why automation is the way to go. More machines and the least amount of people possible.

Guess I need glasses...I thought the thread title was "the perfect ham"...was looking forward to using all your tips and tricks for my Christmas ham this year :doh:

Put the word "uhhh" in his layout and see if he likes it.

it is whatever is most efficient for your company. actually it comes down to whatever management wants, even if there is something that would seem easier from your perspective, there may be hidden elements that management is aware of that you don't know. so offer suggestions if you want to...

Nicely done.

That's legit. Thanks for sharing. Will put that in the back of my mind for the future.

For those of you who are sign shop owners, if you had to do it over again, would you still start up your sign shop? Why or why not?

These are usually moms that have a bunch of tiny kids running around and this is what they do during nap time. It's a hobby. They have fun doing it. They get to know other tiny kid-moms and share projects with each other. If they're having fun and connecting with each other, what's the big deal?

LEGIT. First one is my fave.

Vectric VCarve Pro is what I use. I do all the design work in Corel then export as dxf then import into VCarve Pro, from there it's very easy. As for Mach3, you can check out the Mach3 support forum. Everyone is very helpful over there.

EZ Router. Your key will be getting the correct bits, feeds, and speeds. Definitely spend the money and go with vac hold down. If only ever for foam, i have heard that there is a CNC hot wire foam cutting machine, although that is out of the realm of my expertise.

I'd go flatbed printing if at all possible. I'd also listen to the advice of everyone here except Gino. While he may know what he's doing, he has zero credibility because he can't give advice without insulting someone or looking down his nose at someone else. This piece of advice will serve...

At any rate, I look forward to the results of this installation.

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Check to make sure the specs are all viable, like you don't have a negative value in the tool geometry or any special characters. Make sure the name is a new name so you're not overwriting an existing tool. Do you use a tool changer? Maybe you need to change the tool number? I use VCarve...

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