Thanks Gil I will pm you the addresses of all the screw ups you have your work cut out
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what does the wood inside do? Just curious.
never mind. I just decided to read what you wrote.
never mind. I just decided to read what you wrote.
Long time no see Rob!!
I love it- this will turn many Reo owners upside down- especially Gil
I love it- this will turn many Reo owners upside down- especially Gil
I'm so f-ing excited about these. Both the woods and also the metals.
Rob, is that going to be the button you use?
Rob, is that going to be the button you use?
Well if the machine shop screws up there enough REOnauts that will see its fixed and fast!
I think what Rob is saying is if the (blue) print Rob gives the machine shop is not right then CNC machines can churn out a lot of "not right" (scrap) parts in a very short time which Rob would then be responsible for the cost of material and labor to the point where the mistake was found and production stopped.
That's why some part buyers order the machine shop to make and send them a First Article for a dimensional inspection test and a fit, form, function evaluation. Then the shop has a choice to either let the machine sit idle and wait for approval or tear down the set-up on the machine to make a different part for a different customer and then after approval set-up the machine again for Robs part, if there is a machine available. Some machine set-ups may take many hours of labor depending on the complexity of the part.
That's why First Articles cause time delays and can be expensive. It's a dilemma for both parties. Rob wants it done right the first time without expensive mistakes and a conscientious machine shop doesn't like making scrap parts even if their paid for them or having a machine(s) sit idle. But that's why prints have revision levels on them ... mistakes happen.
A new product always takes time to get out the door. It can't be rushed because rushing causes mistakes.
""Very, very cool, Rob. Thanks for the peek. What's the hole on the top for if the button is on the side? Just an artifact? ""
How about a small blue led light where the original hole for the push button is OR an on/off switch ... just saying ....
How about a small blue led light where the original hole for the push button is OR an on/off switch ...
just saying ....
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""Very, very cool, Rob. Thanks for the peek. What's the hole on the top for if the button is on the side? Just an artifact? ""
How about a small blue led light where the original hole for the push button is OR an on/off switch ...
NO LED NO LED NO LED on my REO's Please
I doubt it will have a led. I think that is left over from the hole on the regular grands.
I am going to assume there will not be a on/off switch because of the new button placement? I am guessing that is why you recessed it?
just curious as the other models both have one.
I am going to assume there will not be a on/off switch because of the new button placement? I am guessing that is why you recessed it?
just curious as the other models both have one.
To build the mock up and get his thoughts in order, he used an existing grand body...that is why the hole is there. It won't be when this goes into production.
Will that tiny button have a button cover on it? It seems kind of small the way it is.
Makes sense...Im sure the woodvil model will have its normal button.
Hello DaveLong time no see Rob!!
I love it- this will turn many Reo owners upside down- especially Gil
Yes
I couldnt have put it better myself thanks Skeeter T
Hello sahilm sorry my friend no flashy lights on your reo""Very, very cool, Rob. Thanks for the peek. What's the hole on the top for if the button is on the side? Just an artifact? ""
How about a small blue led light where the original hole for the push button is OR an on/off switch ...
Yes the woodvil vv will have the old style button .
Small is what I wanted out of the way pocket friendly .You will find its rather comfortable to use
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