Barnhart wrote:
 No longer cutting myself up so bad on aluminum anymore tho. Not keeping track of hours on plane, only number of bandaids involved with project.  Score so far is six.  Had to use two on a thumb when ran a #30 bit thru my thumb, haven't figured out yet how I did it.
Barny
Super Rebel,  20bt

You should be wearing gloves Barny. In your case perhaps steel lined :-)
The thing to know about blue foam is... don't even think about
using polyester resin. Epoxy only.
Paul Lamar

Barny get thyself to MSC immediately!!!
(or any other industrial supplier)

http://www.mscdirect.com/

Look in the upper R.H. side and put in page # 2987 or 2988.

I have used the Golden Needles brand (it was cheaper, so that's what Pratt stocks) and it is very effective on preventing slicing injuries. They have some puncture resistant ones as well, but I have no knowledge of how effective they are. Take a look.

Paul, can you do up one more IGES file with the part, front side only, no dimensions, with the current data. I will do a data check and post process off of that one.

Blake

Will do Blake.

Paul Lamar
 
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