Reply With QuoteToday I learned that it is insanely expensive to make really nice Cocker frames.
Today I learned UL code 508. It was nearly 2 days of coursework in one day.
I think I like work more than school. I am getting old. My brain is less spongy.
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Josh Coray
J4 Paintball
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Today I learned that it is insanely expensive to make really nice Cocker frames.
I hear ya man.
Josh Coray
J4 Paintball
Lead Design
www.j4paintball.com
ftfyOriginally Posted by pbsteve
Oof. Any operations in particular or just all of it being a bit more refined and adding up?Today I learned that it is insanely expensive to make really nice Cocker frames.
Today, I got my Iron Ring. They're polishing these things now, WOW they're shiny. Now, to just not fuck up these two classes... and maybe find a job.
Wearing a ring is weird.... I guess it's already serving its purpose.
Great! Now that you've got enclosures down, it's time to move on to UL 698 for NEMA 7 panels. I know plenty of companies that won't require 508 and 698 panels, but in my experience following the standards always leads to better design. It's a must for my projects.
Welcome to the Order! I always enjoy working with Canadians, as the domestic engineers always look at me squirrelly and don't understand why I'm wearing a pinky ring.
congrats! i lost mine a while ago.
can't say i miss it, rings are very unsafe. can't wear it anywhere anyway seems like.
social conservatism: the mortal fear that someone, somewhere, might be having fun.
SA1.1 FTW! Ha.Great! Now that you've got enclosures down, it's time to move on to UL 698 for NEMA 7 panels.
I don't do a lot of work on Nema 7, or even 4X with this new job - mostly Type 1. Even for the nuke stuff. I guess people found out how to work inside around things that don't go boom, or something.
Josh Coray
J4 Paintball
Lead Design
www.j4paintball.com
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