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Old 08-25-2009, 09:06 PM   #1
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thought id share some of my work. this is a cable making machine in rosenberg,tx i did last year.



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sorry theyre so big, mods resize at will
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What was someone from the Show Me state doing in A Whole Other Country?
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What was someone from the Show Me state doing in A Whole Other Country?
this companys headquarters are in kc, we do most of thier work. they wanted us to go to china and install some machines. turned that one down, they hit you with sticks over there .
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this companys headquarters are in kc, we do most of thier work. they wanted us to go to china and install some machines. turned that one down, they hit you with sticks over there .
How much lead is in the sticks?
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How much lead is in the sticks?
too much for me!
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Looks nice, not sure what I'm looking at but looks good!
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Looks good. You know someone will nit-pick. Here I go. I wouldn't of ran flex to the cabinet on the last picture (by McDonald's cup). It looks like that is going to get damaged. Maybe a condulet and a nipple would have been better. Now if they are going to build a guard around it, then that is a whole other situation.
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Looks good. You know someone will nit-pick. Here I go. I wouldn't of ran flex to the cabinet on the last picture (by McDonald's cup). It looks like that is going to get damaged. Maybe a condulet and a nipple would have been better. Now if they are going to build a guard around it, then that is a whole other situation.
Liquid Tight and a condulet.
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Is that a drawing plant? Meaning they take large cables and make them smaller cables?
We had two plants like that here. One left and went back to France.
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Is that a drawing plant? Meaning they take large cables and make them smaller cables?
We had two plants like that here. One left and went back to France.
close, in that plant they spin the individual strands into cable. they do the drawing in a plant here in missouri.
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Cable or wire rope?
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First, good job. How did you seal around the cables coming in the top? I wish they would make PLC cabinets with a neater way to bring in the wires; I never have the room to "hide" the remote instrumentation cables. I would love to have fanning and forming bars built into the cabinet.
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We have a cable company here too that twists and insulates electrical cables. Their name is Pirelli Cable. Great customer. Lots of big motors and drives. BIG stuff.

Did you build that panel, or just connect it?
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