PierArg
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Yes, it happened but of course you can't be quiet.I forgot ...Grades 5.8
p.s: Have you ever thought about why the customer asks you this question by questioning the choice of m6?
He obviously doubts her. :tongue:
Yes, it happened but of course you can't be quiet.I forgot ...Grades 5.8
However, I repeat, it is not always a yes or a noI don't think there are any other answers right? ?
You're coming back.I don't understand if I check the traction screw with a safety coefficient 2.5
and an friction coefficient of 0.15, to me it returns.
also the titanic had been "baptized" as a ship that "even god can sink" [cit.]...but only an iceberg was enough.I don't understand if I check the traction screw with a safety coefficient 2.5
and an friction coefficient of 0.15, to me it returns.
Don't take it. comma. You're explaining the situation. point.then the screws cannot be changed. . the car went out like this and it was mounted so... point. . !
If I had to design it, then the matter was different...
This was just my question to understand the correct method of calculation, since I wanted to make a verification on the existing machine....
quoto, and I add that I often see scenes from "far-west metalmechanical": incanxed operators that turn around expensive 5 or 6 axes automatic machines, with 8 kg bats and half-meter (I'm not joking!), to lever you don't know what....You're coming back.
but if they drop the snap lift hook, what happens?
If they don't pull screws to pair but "caxxo", what happens?
If the nest makes us a buzzard, what happens?
If the pissed headman punches us over, what happens?
if the horny owner consumes his passion for the secretary over the electric picture, what happens?
the screws you can calculate them that way when you are certain to 175% of the boundary conditions. if you have a slight doubt... better two more screws e (and not) of an extra size
especially because so remove all the machine with one key !!! :biggrin:And yet you put them m10 (even if I saw them with m16, m20 and even more... )
Why do you think?
I saw rinse a m5 by hand (obviously with key)!but above all because unscrewing a m6 screw with protective gloves is like peeling peas with boxing gloves!
but also because a 10 key (for screw m6) in the hands of a workshop energy bends only to look at it
but I would add that a m6 screw will be ripped out by the aforementioned energy while screwing it by hand! You don't even need the key!
was he the operator? :biggrin:I saw rinse a m5 by hand (obviously with key)!
the operator was a human mountain with the hand as big as all my head+neck
all plausible hypotheses.to me was a curiosity and I would like an answer, otherwise I get nervous.
Why can't m6 5.8 change?
they have 10^9 in stock and have established that they have to take them out so at the cost of making us the bridge on the strait.
emmesei is the master's surname and is not discussed.
the master knows only that type of vine and you can not buy different vines.
The customer is also a shareholder ... in this way, forcing you to use the m6 manages to make you rupture and buy 100% of the shares at zero cost.
the warehouse has established so and casually is the master's lover.
:hahahah:to me was a curiosity and I would like an answer, otherwise I get nervous. ....