Picture Frame

[Julie's_Man]

Ok- the pictures not there. Hey James, how 'bout making the necessary connections there since you know the ropes. And let me know what I did wrong! Thanks.

[TheePres]

Picture is there Ok on FTP site.

Incredible how such a small area would keep part stable.

Julies_Man, are you at Fairchild ??

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Julie's_Man,

 

I'm not sure how to connect the picture to the FTP. I have my own place where I put stuff so I don't use the FTP 'cept for part files.

 

Sorry,

[Julie's_Man]

You got to have enough tabs. But they are fully connected until the very last operation when the profile is cut and the tabs "show up." Until then the frame does all the work. Try it, you'll see.

 

Regarding the picture... I guess you just got to go to the FTP site to see it.... I thought I could show it like James did his pictures... looks like James has got the inside track!

 

Regarding Fairchild: Fairchild WHO????

[cadcam]

Julie's_Man you need web space to link a picture to show on the forum.

Because of the security of the FTP you can not do this sorry.

 

If you have any web space with your local ISP conpany you can put your picture there and link to it there.

 

Theepress I will get the files up soon.

I have been busy and sick at the same time.

 

Sorry about the delay.

 

[ 12-16-2002, 08:50 PM: Message edited by: cadcam ]

[Julie's_Man]

I'll work on that. Thanks for the hlp.

[Julie's_Man]

I borrowed some space. Here's the image of over-the-top tabs. Hope it helps.

[TheePres]

Jay,

Busy is good, Sick is bad...Hope your feeling better. No rush on that info.

 

Julies_Man, I mentioned Fairchild because the lecturer mentioned that some of his material was gathered from subject parts being produced at Faichild/Dornier in Fort Worth.

 

I uploaded FrameTest.MC9 to ftp of current project that i would like to try this technique on. Its a Hand Forged job....YUCK!!

 

[ 12-17-2002, 11:19 AM: Message edited by: TheePres ]

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Here's one I can share that uses tabs that you eventually break off when the part is done.

 

 

Have a nice day.

 

p.s. - thanks to Jay for putting it up there for me.