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Vans finally taking the laser cut hole cracking problem seriously.. 07-04-2023
The lasers I'm familiar with (Amada) leave a lot of control to the operator. The G-code defines the geometry and specifies the material. The control determines speeds and feeds by essentially looking up a table based on the specified material. The operator is free to adjust the parameters...- jetrep
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- Forum: Sheet Metal
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Raptor Composite Aircraft
Good to know. I haven't flown any high power stuff.- jetrep
- Post #6,854
- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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Raptor Composite Aircraft
New video was just released. He performed another static engine test. The brakes could not keep the airplane from rolling during the test. Sure seems like the brakes are insufficient.- jetrep
- Post #6,851
- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology