ReliablyFinicky

u/ReliablyFinicky


r/Machinists•

First, the job posting @ Indeed, a bit generic but required.. Second, the company, Lightheaded Lighting is in Port Coquitlam, in business 40+ years, yadda yadda.

...but the reason I'm posting it?

I've been a machinist for 25 years, from a hole-in-the-wall garage to multinational conglomerates, from rubbers/plastics to exotic alloys, making parts for every industry on the planet. And I can confidently say -- without a shadow of doubt, or a shred of a lie, this is the best machinist job in the region.

WHY?!

_Everything that traditionally sucks about our trade... is amazi

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r/Machinists•

Cutting 6061 with a 6mm OD grooving tool (CFMR10006D). Speeds are a bit fast, feed is a bit light, nothing unreasonable, sounds good cutting. Running fine for a long time when something happened to cause:

  • Insert pulls out of the toolholder,

  • Toolholder pulls out of the turret, AND

  • Workpiece pulls out of the chuck

I found this chip shortly after it happened -- it was melt-your-fingers hot, obviously coolant stopped getting to the cutting surface... but I'm not sure that was the initial cause. I've run very dull inserts without coolant before and never seen anything like that failure mode.

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r/hockey•

#1997-1999, the post-Bure collapse

Having just traded the best player in franchise history… Both sides bear responsibility for the breakdown but the fault largely lies with the Canucks, who mishandled every situation with Bure… The Canucks are in rough shape.

The core of the relatively successful early 90s was aging, the superstar (Bure) was gone, the heart (Linden) was gone, and the prospect pool was thin with weak drafting. Obligatory Fuck Messier.

#Did they rebuild? NO.

They did a partial reset, trying to stay respectable. They got a bit lucky with both Naslund and Bertuzzi, who spent half a decade as unproductive-to-60pt players before exploding as superstars. The Westcoast Express a

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The owners and strata are fed up with abuse of visitor parking; being used by residents, people from other complexes, over max usage/week, etc. Our council wants to start logging times/dates/license plates/parking passes -- people would walk the property with a clipboard, write plates/parking pass/date/time, and snap a photo in case there's a dispute.

While license plates are ostensibly publicly viewable, and it seems reasonable for a strata to monitor usage of its' property... ultimately it's a collection of what might be considered private data.

3 questions:

  • Would a clear policy regarding secure/limited access to the data, purposes of data use, minimal retention, etc be sufficient --
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r/hockey•

How to read this: To have a roughly 50% chance at making the playoffs, the Pittsburgh Penguins...

  • ...need to play the rest of the season like a 98 point team (or better).

  • With 46 games remaining, Pittsburgh could get there with a 25-16-5 record (or better).

  • Roughly 39% of teams have achieved 98 (or more) points.

This is not saying that Pittsburgh has a 39% chance at making the playoffs. This is saying that since the 04-05 lockout, about 4-in-10 teams perform at that level. It's up to you to decide how likely you think Pittsburgh can perform like a 98pt team; the "frequency" is only there to identify how rare it is that teams actually perform at that rate.

#Atlant

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r/montreal•

Hi,

My wife brought my daughter a snowglobe back from Montreal earlier this year, it was probably pretty cheap but my daughter is crushed that she accidentally broke it, it was very special to her...

I can't find an identical one online, I don't even know what building this is.. If anyone knows where I might be able to find a duplicate I would be so grateful!

Picture at https://imgur.com/a/5yt48tn

Thanks from Vancouver,

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r/hockey•

Rogers announces deal to move Monday night NHL games to streaming

Rogers and the league said in a joint statement Thursday that "Prime Monday Night Hockey" will stream all national regular season Monday night NHL games in English for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 NHL seasons.

The package will include a new broadcast team providing analysis and play-by-play.


The Seattle Kraken also announced Thursday that they will move their games to an over-the-air broadcaster and have a streaming partnership with Prime Video beginning with the 2024-25 season.

The Kraken will be the first NHL team to have a

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r/hockey•

Every year, a handful of players (or even a team), has a "breakout" season that is powered in large part by shooting percentage.

Every year, people explain it away. He was "working on his shot in the offseason" or "coaching / deployment" or "he was injured before" or "new linemates" or "he's figured out opposing goalies" or "he solved a personal issue" or whatever narrative fits at the time. They say it's sustainable, that this time is different, if you would just watch the games you would see.

It's not different. Regression to the mean doesn't carve out exceptions; it's as inevitable as gravity. What goes up must come down.

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r/vancouver•

Hi,

My family doctor set me up with a urologist consult … The earliest date I could get is May of 2025 - and that’s just the consult,it’ll be at LEAST another year after that for an actual appointment to get it done. A 30 minute procedure. Three fucking years. Unbelievable.

Do I have any options other than paying to have it done privately? Is this 3 year wait only because my doctor’s urologist of choice is backlogged?

Thanks for any tips you may have

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r/chess•

Classical chess might produce more accurate games, but it comes at tremendous cost. In the '90s, adjournment was removed with widespread computing. Technology has changed again, and a far larger chunk of the world market is ripe for the taking. With the rise in popularity of Chess, holding on to the tradition of Classical chess is now limiting it's growth and hurting the game; it's time for a change again.

  • Blitz/Rapid is way more exciting and thus way more marketable for viewing and sponsors.

Watching classical chess is like watching pro golf; a game with long periods of inaction, and small moments of excitement that are very frequently the expected outcome. You can follow 4 players an

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r/Machinists•

Hi everyone,

Took a job at a plastic injection company working in the toolroom and they want to train me on their EDM machine. I've worked with dozens of controllers and I'm sure I can pick up the machine, but my 20 years experience making chips doesn't help.

We have a Makino with a 30k spindle and graphite package for making electrodes and a Makino sinker EDM machine... Official Makino training is either in-person in Mexico or they send someone for $7,500... We have a training budget but it's not that.

Any suggestions for online courses? Free resources? Or can someone explain how to calculate the equivalent of feed rate and power or ...?

Thanks

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