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I've run into two problems: theres a generation of missing machinists and the old guys refuse to learn new skills or keep up with the times, so there's a ton of no quotes, crazy high quotes, and just general incompetence. And for quick turn low run stuff, you're always in competition with China. They'll quote anything and everything even if they can't do it, for shockingly low, and give it the ol' college try. It's really hard to convince managers to spend literally 10x as much to mfg locally. When it's only 2-4x and you know you're going to get good quality, many will make that deal. But at 10x it's a hard sell.

Take the lowest quote and find out why they can do something for less.

Bring it in house!

Thank you for what you do. I know how rough this industry is with timeframes. Have a blessed holiday season!

3D the planet

yep we are perfectly capable of investing in manufacturing but consecutive governments have decided to send billions to slumlords in Nauru instead.

Good luck bro Our wages and taxes are too high which means businesses have to charge too much. China will always prevail

Hardware = basic logic gates Firmware = logic gates that are slightly more advanced Software = logic gates on steroids

too many sharp edges. Needs more rounded corners. To reduce stress also need thicker volumes for some sections. Then you will end up with longer lasting parts because the cyclic fatigue will not cause it to break on thicker sections.

Thanks for the analysis! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

nice intro music! whats the song 😅

Do you need to spray a release agent in your mold each time?

Wow great video. How many axles can one machine have? Haha. I would love to have a job at your plant. I will be in touch.

Such a cool and interesting video!

It's depend what you are building. If you are making something that want access hardwares than go with native app. In my case i made a note taking app with multiple features that's perfectly fit for pwa 😊

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I have worked on LoRa modules, CNC and plenty other stuff on your channel during my engg days. Although I no longer work in engineering. Great to find your channel.

I have Tesla K80 GPU in my PC but It seems does not do it's work during the finite element analysis. Anyone knows why?

Hey guys ...thanks for the video..I was hoping for a spec sheet and the justification as to why you went for a particular hardware piece over another.. I'm planning to build one now... My goal is to run Ansys and Hypermesh along with CAD software like SW or Creo..Can you please or anyone from the comments help me with specifications for a medium budget build...As of now my focus is on Ansys mechanical, but in the future i may use it for CFD projects as well.. I'm hoping to buy something that's future proof for the next decade.. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Wonderful content, you have been an inspiration to many of us! I have a small question, i hope you answer it! I can see on 5:29 that the maximum stress you get is very high at 1296MPa. I assume you are using linear materials in that study? If so, why not use non-linear materials so you get a more accurate picture of structures that see very high loads?

Dude in a second made clear to me what firmware is 😅

I've had a job in IT for several years and private interest way beyond that... and this is how I find out it's "firm" as an adjective, and not related to"firm" as in company.

We need a new device

I have a PWA with lots of access to hardware like GPS, notifications, etc., and it works great. It really just depends on how you develop it. The only issue with them is that they don’t pay app stores, and that's why they want to get rid of them

Nice one guys

super excited about PWA's only to see that Safari hide all the fun stuff behind experimental feature flags.

Great to see Ravinder after so long. Great Episode 🎉

Wanted to know if qt framework is used in IOT or not

that retroencabulator will look great next to my panametric fam

I don't know how I got here and ended up watching most of this video, but what the heck is the point of this talk? The question from 26:26 is the whole reason I came here, and the response is basically, "Yea I don't actually know what impact is, but I just know theoretically that it would be more efficient."

Great podcast guys, very excited for this series 👏

Useful podcast... Kindly do more related to design and engineering

Damn poor nicole just casually making 400,000 permutations of a design 25:40

Update the app already, firmware is too old.

Great convo so far. Apple is the big hurdle. Slight correction. Bluetooth, USB Devices, Haptics & NFC (not mentioned but a good one) are all already supported generally on on the Web, e.g. Bluetooth since Chrome 56. And there's a few more cool features on the web coming! Excited to see apps render with WebGPU. Project Fugu is a good place to check out. Uber apparently launched originally as a PWA but moved to native eventually, would be great to know why. Love Web Share, love the ability of PWAs to handle URIs and, well love PWAs

Shockwiz is an 8 years old tech that needs to be updated for now days shocks.

I use it on MTB, but would LOVE if it would also be for motorbikes!!!

question: how do you make Ansys to learn these simulations while they are computing in parallel?

My neck hurts just looking at how high your monitors are. Why are they so high?

Great talk 👍. I love PWAs, and use them for every app I build. it will be the future of development for apps that uses web and mobile.

Hey if you listen, please make a REFRESH. calibration could be better & make a one device strap on frame for data, but wireless psi monitor to work on both shocks

Is time to update the shockwiz, app need a refresh and the device is like still using a gopro 4, with new device & new app i m in.

Music was TOO LOUD while people were talking, making it hard to understand them. I will never understand why people think music should be playing when people are talking.

I got me a Wiz.. Love it.....on the jumps from rollers comment; Well, you can do a roller such that you are unweighted on the down side and be basically in the air with near zero tire contact. No difference from a jump except earth is right there.

Nicole is basically me but in the company I am in. I come from an animation background so as we are developing a product, I come in with blender and do some of the workflows that were shown on here. I work with Rhino CAD and Blender. Its really nice to see someone utilizing the same workflows and displaying blender capabilities.

The Heidenhain control is great!

Is doing btech in iot a good option

Blender is the future. Open source is the way.

Great work Nicole and Ayrton! I also combine Autodesk Fusion with Blender-Octane for my work too. My friend was making an octopus, clipper boat, and ocean for his CNC class but was having trouble modeling ocean waves realistically in CAD. Because of my experience combining CAD and Blender and Adobe CC, I told him to run the water simulation in Blender then import it into Fusion to prep for CNC. I love the insights into your process and am keen on seeing what's next! If you haven't already, try out Blender-Octane which is a free version of Blender that includes Otoy's Octane rendering engine. I like it because I appreciate the way it handles metallic materials, lighting, and textures. Also, the quality per rendering time /resources is great because I'm doing it all on my gaming laptop as opposed to sending to a render farm / server rendering / big beefy workstation. I'm curious about what's next, especially for Simulation Nodes and as Blender evolves 🚀