Those are precision cast parts. A few hits with an angle grinder makes it all mate perfectly.You've gotta be kidding me... Not once did I see a machining jig. How in the hell do they expect the parts to mate!?!? Must have a HUGE pile of rejects even if they make the bore holes sloppy. Goulds pumps they are not even if they did steal their paint scheme.
I think installing bearings races and bearings on dirt floors and driving it home with a guy in the next workstation free-styling with a grinder is the key to making a pump that lasts the rest of those worker's lives - which may be about November or December.
Nice way to cut the keyway in the impeller
You and anyone else taking exception to the anti-5S workspaces, may find videos like below more to your liking. Making diamonds on a lathe in clean room, shot by an OCD Japanese hand model:I think installing bearings races and bearings on dirt floors and driving it home with a guy in the next workstation free-styling with a grinder is the key to making a pump that lasts the rest of those worker's lives - which may be about November or December.
Taking exception to anti-5s? Which process was done by a craftsman that was nudging and short-stepping to an edge and eyeballing alignments to make a product with specifications so tight yet so obvious that a customer would likely complain about an error. Which process looked like there was an obvious process and process steps that could be written and followed to make a product that likely looks and functions like the product made yesterday without complaints from a customer?You and anyone else taking exception to the anti-5S workspaces, may find videos like below more to your liking. Making diamonds on a lathe in clean room, shot by an OCD Japanese hand model:
I think you chose not to see my joke.I think you missed the goal of 5s
I made a similar cutoff saw, but I'm lucky enough to have machine tools. I have an abrasive cutoff saw but hate both the smell and mess when using it. I found out about the Freud steel cutting saw blades and then started making a saw to use one. Only regret is I used a 10" blade, wish I'd gone with a 12". https://www.freudtools.com/products/LU6A15
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