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Vote to Buy a new CNC Plasma Machine (view source)
Revision as of 19:38, 16 January 2022
, 19:38, 16 January 2022→It's 2022, there's, uh, a lot going on in the world, and PS1 doesn't exactly have unlimited dollars. Why Should We Get This?
== It's 2022, there's, uh, a lot going on in the world, and PS1 doesn't exactly have unlimited dollars. Why Should We Get This? ==
== It's 2022, there's, uh, a lot going on in the world, and PS1 doesn't exactly have unlimited dollars. Why Should We Get This? ==
The CNC plasma machine gets used more than a lot of people may think; it's likely not at the same amount of usage as the ShopBot, but I'd argue that, over the past couple of years, it's come pretty close. People expect certain tools to
The CNC plasma machine gets used more than a lot of people may think; it's likely not at the same amount of usage as the ShopBot, but I'd argue that, over the past couple of years, it's come pretty close. People expect certain tools to
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I ''totally'' understand this is a really lousy time to be asking for money for a large tool, and this vote has been created ''very reluctantly'', because, well, really, how badly damaged is the current table? Come on, it can't really be that hard to fix, can it? The answer is, maybe not to someone who knows what they're doing, but that is not the case here, in addition to the amount of time that I can reasonably spend on it, with limited participation from others because of schedules, covid, and life in general. In other words, the existing table ain't getting fixed anytime soon. And assuming everyone was cool with waiting, and the machine eventually got fixed (this being a nebulous term), we'd likely still have a quirky machine full of gotchas that maybe some people know about, and others don't.
I ''totally'' understand this is a really lousy time to be asking for money for a large tool, and this vote has been created ''very reluctantly'', because, well, really, how badly damaged is the current table? Come on, it can't really be that hard to fix, can it? The answer is, maybe not to someone who knows what they're doing, but that is not the case here, in addition to the amount of time that I can reasonably spend on it, with limited participation from others because of schedules, covid, and life in general. In other words, the existing table ain't getting fixed anytime soon. And assuming everyone was cool with waiting, and the machine eventually got fixed (this being a nebulous term), we'd likely still have a quirky machine full of gotchas that maybe some people know about, and others don't.
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