Stefan Trethan wrote:
>On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 12:32:30 +0100, adicont2 <adicont2@...> wrote:
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>>You are wright, is a holy war, but let's make it creative and realy
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>>The problem <one method versus another one> is a false problem. "The
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>>best system is the one that works for you" I agree whith you.
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>>We should try to improve both systems or, if we can, inovate a new
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>>one.
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>>Adrian
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>I agree with you.
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>However, i will not stand by letting people say things i disagree with
>without providing a different point of view.
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>the reader can easily find what is true for his situation, but it would be
>unfair not to offer different opinions if they exist.
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Hmm I'd say 'educated opinions' for that, everyone has opinions, some
just form them without even beginning to look at all possibilities
properly first.. An opinion on having only one known or favorite method
is pretty useless for comparative purposes, no matter who it's from or
how strongly they have it. Anti TT people generally never did it enough
or tried enough printers and materials to achieve success, 'only
laminators work' people generally just aren't repeatable enough in their
techniques to get reasonable results with an iron. Other things can
work and may even be a bit easier, but TT even with an iron can work
quite well after a little experimentation and sorting it all out.
"Many will find that TT combined with CNC drilling is a bad
combination. (Assuming the CNC is of decent accuracy<G>)"
Ballendo
Of course, this was more than a bit off. Takes 3 minutes of 10th grade geometry to fix axis scaling errors. Anyone not able to use the relative accuracy of both and scale for absolute accuracy in 15 minutes should really turn their high school diploma back in, they should've flunked the math requirements.
TT combined with CNC is terrific. TT, CNC, and someone who doesn't know or isn't willing to spend 5 minutes on the net figuring out how to scale something is the bad combination, but of course the fault doesn't lie in either the TT or CNC. Some people couldn't get to the moon with a space shuttle at hand, others could do it from scratch with a slide rule. The difference between the two is almost never in the tools, so not much point in blaming them, regardless of which tools are being talked about..
Alan