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Eh good riddance. I recall encountering a litany of safety issues at their first location. For instance... a properly set up machine shop has the milling machin
by gaze 9y ago
Eh good riddance. I recall encountering a litany of safety issues at their first location. For instance... a properly set up machine shop has the milling machines placed in the corners of the room, and the remainder with shields around them. This is so that if a part is improperly fixtured, the part won't be shot out of the vice at a neighboring operator. When a certain mill made a terrible noise at the speed I needed to operate it at, I was told to crank the speed up until the noise went away. This is when the location was run by the core group of people who started it... and thus I'm not surprised that it was mismanaged at scale as it grew.