Scrapped it

[snoopdog]

Not totally, but I was making an indicator Plate , widget , to read tailstock depth, snuck up on the diameter, and then went .050 over, still don't know how. That's the sucky part.

 

[mmcmdl]

LOL , you can never scrap a part you are designing on your own . Just make up an ECN and you're good to go .

 

[Eyerelief]

Like I always say:
If you can’t fix it
Feature it

 

[snoopdog]

Like I always say:
If you can’t fix it
Feature it

It had a GREAT surface finish!

 

[darkzero]

snuck up on the diameter, and then went .050 over, still don't know how.

What ever happened, it wasn't your fault. And if you do know what happened, never tell or admit fault. This is the way.

And it's not scrap, it may go in the scrap bin for now, but one day it will be turned into something else, so not scrap!

 

[snoopdog]

What ever happened, it wasn't your fault. And if you do know what happened, never tell or admit fault. This is the way.

And it's not scrap, it may go in the scrap bin for now, but one day it will be turned into something else, so not scrap!

True enuff

 

[snoopdog]

Just funny, made me think of a shop, and an old guy I knew years ago. Well respected, the absolute GURU for machinework. He scrapped a very high dollar part, probably 10k or thereabouts, just guessing now, but he was just blah, it happens. And everyone else was like "I would just load my toolbox now if "I" did that"

 

[Manual Mac]

And if more than one person is responsible for a F-up, nobody will be at fault.

 

[FOMOGO]

I call those transitional unique re-integrated design supplementation's , or TURDS. Mike

 

[darkzero]

I tend to just make turds but they ain't the kind of TURDS by your definition.