Dissolve Steel Drill Bits in Alum from the Grocery | Cutting Tool Inc

Usually, the shareholders haven’t the faintest idea what those specs are about. Patents must be public anyway, otherwise how can anyone know how to avoid violating them? So that makes no sense.

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“Some new coatings combine with higher speeds to shear the material to produce a hole with a good finish. These coatings need to be able to handle the heat from the high speed.”

Yeah i know .. im just sick of everyone saying osx and linux is leading the OS race.. they arent in the real world. Windows is and through good reason to. Linux and OSX dont come with any real enterprise functionatlity out of the box compared to the depth of windows. There is way more to an OS than if the GUI has animations.. way way way more.

Only with this idea in the back of your mind could it be logical to think, “well, now that Novell is doing questionable things, we’ll just invite OpenSuse devs to come over to us – us being the coolest distro at the moment.”

“It’s not healthy for anyone to be going over and back when there clearly is a divide on these opinions or interpretations,” Leahy said.

I wonder, what company do you work with. Most automobile companies use Windows NT on their workstations, with an exception of Ford. Enterprise doesn’t mean one big gigantic supercomputer mainframe running behind the scenes. It also have to do with workstations. Windows is still top there. Linux is being picked up much more faster than Mac OS there, not only because it cheap, but there are companies that understand the enterprise.

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“Having a nice, conical chip that flows out of the flute very easily is important. Chips that are two or three curls or small pigtails can bind up in the flute and rub and scratch the sides of the hole. This friction will cause a rough finish. Little martini glass-shaped chips don’t cause friction. You don’t want it to look like the drill is ripping and tearing the material,” said Habben.

Which reminds me of BMW. A lot of people seem to complain about the price of BMW cars. However, some board member of BMW once said that they keep charging more than other brands because they think the brand is worth it. BMWs sell like hotcakes. Everyone has one, or so it seems.

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