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In summer, I went to Woodcraft and grabbed a bunch of blocks of wood to make x-mas presents for some friends. I already had an idea of what I was going to make from a project video I saw on Inventables's site. I wanted to make Passive Amplifiers that would double as a desk nameplate. Rather than use the pre-made file from Easel, I wanted to do my own in Fusion360 to get more practice.
Machine Upgrades:
Before I had any time to work on this at all, I ended up buying the new beefier gantry makerslide. I also 3D printed an enclosure for my smoothieboard and an enclosure for my E-stop button, both from thingiverse.
Literally at this point, I've got enough extra makerslide, plates, belts, ACME screw and nut set and gears to build a Shapeoko 2 (missing bolts, nuts, washers, V wheels, bearings, or idler wheels). Leave a comment if you are interested in purchasing my extra parts.
I also had beefed up my gantry motor to a NEMA 23.
Processing the Blocks:
Once I had made the changes to my machine (a never-ending project in itself) I got to work on the passive speakers. I clamped my handheld belt sander upside down in my workmate bench (I do not condone this stupid behavior). I sanded down all the blocks until you could no longer see the bandsaw marks using 150 grit sand paper. I rolled the edges and ends to get nice rounded edges. This worked for the most part, but sometimes I got inconsistent results along the entire edge of the block which looked bad and wasn't easy to fix.
After rough sanding, I hand-sanded the corners to remove the sharp point using 150 paper by hand, then used 220 paper on my orbital sander to remove the traces of the rougher sanding and smoothed out the overall faces. Due to time constraints (I was so busy that I waited until the last minute to do these) I went ahead and hit the blocks with Tung Oil every other day for about a week. This soaks in and if I had done it more would really bring out the luster int he wood. It smells a bit funny so I left the blocks in the garage to air out. Tung oil is good because it won't combust spontaneously like a lot of oil-based stains. Heck, the guy that sold it to me said he never even wears gloves and has been using it 20+years. I wore gloves anyway.
After the blocks were processed and thoroughly tunged, I went about using Fusion 360 to design the passive amplifier element. Unlike the inspiration project, I wanted a continuous spiral as my cone. I created a block approximately the size of these blocks, then I created a spring. It took a long time to figure out exactly how to get the spring to have the features and be be the size I wanted. I then had to merge this with a cone shape to create a single solid body that was a helical cone shape. I put it on the block and performed a difference operation to remove the helical cone shape from the block. Then I added the slot for the phone. I used my and Jess's phones as tests using a block of scrap 2×4 to find a width that fit both of them.
CAM Processing
I can't say this was intuitive. When I ran simulations of the cut, I kept having weird errors that would break an endmill in the real world. For instance, the bit would circle the perimeter of the helical cone step by step, leaving a huge plug of wood in the middle 40mm high to be cut from the side at the very end of the job. In order to remove this weirdness, I had to get creative with the cuts. Firstly I used a plunge cut to cut the very center of the cone out in several passes. As you can see in the image at the top of this article, there's a bit of an error at the right side near the top of the helical cone. This is due to the lead-in of the plunge cut. In later iterations, I removed that stupid lead-in. I have no clue why it would generate paths that would defile the user's design, but it does…
Then I used a contour cut to remove material for the slot and helical cone in multiple passes. The Fusion 360 simulator said it'd take about 5 minutes for the whole shebang, but it took about 3 times longer in reality. I'm not sure how to reconcile this.
So I intentionally went against my best judgment on this one. Looking for a cheap engraving bit, I ended up at Harbor Freight. I found a pack of 5 HSS router bits that included an engraver for $8. Since an engraver bit is usually taking a bit more light duty use than other bits, this was a good deal. Other bits were like $25 just for the engraver elsewhere! My mistake happened when I considered using the half-inch router bit as an endmill. I figured if I take off only 1.5mm at a time, then it couldn't hurt to use this router bit slightly out of its specified application. So I went ahead.
Surprisingly, this worked beautifully for the first four blocks I milled. The last one had ragged edges though. Since I needed to make about 4 more, I went back and bought another Hazard Fraught bit set. This was enough to cut the bulk of the gifts I was making. I had another 2 blocks to mill, but I had a couple weeks to finish those while these first 8 were needed literally that night at a party.
After I milled them, I had Jess get one of her fancy fonts and make some SVGs of our friend's names to engrave on the other face of the block so it could be used as a nameplate on their desks. This was easy to do in fusion in a new file. I simply created a block the size of the wood I was using, then imported the SVG onto the face of the block. The Z axis here is still setup so the tool comes from the top (ie. as if the block has been rotated so that the face is pointing upward). Simply go into CAM and do an engrave and it's done. The results came out beautifully!
The problems started when I moved my CNC machine the garage form the office to avoid the dust. I used one of those half-inch bits and aligned everything and let 'er rip. I was making a video when the failure happened…
I hit the E-stop immediately but it still screwed up stuff. The bit came loose and slipped down as the router continued to spin (likely screwing up my quarter-inch collet) The CNC kept moving for a short time as well until I could hit the E-stop. This caused the bit itself to break. Luckily no chunks of it came loose or flew off at the 22,000RPM I was running at, but it came close as the pics below show.
After this error, I went ahead and redesigned the toolpaths to use a proper 0.25″ endmill and tried cutting another block. I didn't get to see the final result, BUt I'm pretty sure the lead-in screwed me on the first plunge cuts I did. I didn't finish the part because like a genius I stuck the vacuum cleaner hose in the way of the Z cart and ended usp causing my X axis motor to skip a bunch of steps as it wedged the vacuum hose into the block. I've yet to revisit this. even this short amount of exposure to the incredibly fine wood dust made my nose clog up again(even wearing a respirator). I had to go back to work after new years and haven't had a chance to revisit (or document) and projects until now.
Lessons Learned:
It has been bout a year now since I last had a chance to play with my CNC machine, so I figured I'd give an update on the progress so far and what I've learned.
Firstly, I got the Dewalt 611 router and router mount. This is a huge upgrade from the no-name dremel knock-off I had. After test cutting just once with the old router, the brushes were shot. I sprung for a real tool instead of a toy. As a bonus, it makes the machine look nicer as well. In order to fit 1/8″ shank bits, I had to get a 1/8″ collet for the DW611. This wasn't terribly expensive if you compare the cost to replacing all of my router bits with 1/4″ bits. I got all of this late summer 2015 and literally had only enough time to attach it all to my machine before life got crazy busy. I never even had a chance to test it until now.
I also recently got the Suck-It from kickstarter. This goes a LONG way into keeping dust to a minimum. A warning, however, I tightened the screw too tightly on my Suck-it and accidentally drove the bottom edge into one of my makerslide rails since I don't have endstop switches. This promptly shattered the Suck-it acrylic into incredibly sharp shards. While you can purchase additional parts from the Suck-it website, I opted to make my own replacements from wood, which is a bit more forgiving.This also gave me a great chance to finally learn some CAD software.
While testing, I finally realized that the ACME screw inventables sent me last year as part of my upgrade kit is warped. It binds in a couple of places when I try to move the Z-axis up all the way. I thought that I could fix this by simply getting a stronger motor, so I ordered the NEMA 17 from inventables. This was stronger, but still couldn't overcome the bend in the screw. The bend also causes the very tip of my bits to wobble ever so slightly. It is almost imperceptible, but makes a big difference when I mill multiple passes of the same shape or try to do PCBs.I contacted Inventables and Mo in customer service worked with me over a couple of weeks to get my Z working great. It turns out that Since I upgraded from Shapeoko1—> Shapeoko2–> Xcarve, I had the wrong spacers on my router mount. The ones I had were about 2mm too short. Mo helped me get the right length spacers (9.5mm long) and bolts(35mm). My short spacers and bolts were causing the ACME screw to bend back towards the gantry at a significant angle. When installing the new spacers, be sure not to use washers as this will also change the angle of the ACME screw. With the new spacers installed I can get all but 7mm of my Z axis working perfectly smoothly. Thanks Mo!
I also bought this clear tube for my suck-it vacuum mount. This was about 63mm in diameter, so I had to same the interior of the acrylic suck-it plate to fit the tube. I also cut it to about 9 or 10 inches in length. At this height, the tube is about the height of the router itself. This gives me more visibility to see what is going on with the business end of my router rather than the black coupling tube that the suck-it came with.
I wanted to learn a real CAD package since my FabAcademy training in 2014. I only had experience with Sketchup which, while very good for beginners, it doesn't really follow the same kind of workflow as professional engineering CAD/CAM packages. I wanted to learn something along those lines. I had played with Creo, Solidworks, Antimony, and was looking into Rhino/Grasshopper when I saw Fusion 360. Autodesk has been going crazy buying and building awesome CAD/CAM tools for the hobby market as well as for industry. Fusion 360 is a complete engineering tool that can start with a 2D sketch or a 3D body and allow a user to create objects, render them realistically, stress test them with finite state analysis, and export 3D print or CNC toolpaths. Oh, and did I mention that it is free and has a very active community online as well? So I downloaded it and gave it a try. I am quite pleased with it in all respects!
Having no formal training, I opted to take some free online courses from Udemy.com. Check out my other posts concerning that. Of course, as with anything, beginning is the toughest part. It took me a couple of days to get the hang of the Fusion 360 workflow, but with all the great tutorials and videos online, it is easy to find answers to your questions. If not, you can post to Autodesk's forum for help.
Moving on, I played with Fusion 360 starting with the 3D sculpt method at first to get some awesome organic shapes, then moved to learning the 2D sketch workflow. I measured my machine and aluminum rails of the Suck-it. I made quite a few mistakes along the way, and had to start over several times, but I finally figured out how to get what I wanted out of the software. It is still a bit buggy from time to time and crashed a few times when I tried to do certain things, but I think it was partially due to a bad design. I watched a couple videos and fixed my design and was able to create the toolpaths without further issue.
Fusion 360 can do 2D and 3D milling jobs with ease. There are a lot of options, but videos mentioned in my previous post cover most of what you need to know. I'm running a smoothieBoard on my machine and Fusion 360 has a CAM processor script designed for my board, so I simply select "Smoothie" from the dropdown menu when I go to export my design and I'm good to go.
Sending the job to the machine:
The main software people are using to send jobs to the smoothieboard is Pronterface, which is typically used for 3D printing. It's all Gcode, so it doesn't really matter, but for some reason, I didn't like using a 3D printing software for CNC. Last year I tried using Universal G-code Sender with the smoothie and even played with coding in this ability, but life got too busy for me to continue, so I stuck with using Pronterface. What I like about Pronterface is the ability to create custom buttons. For example, I made buttons to zero the axes, reset the smoothieBoard after I hit the killswitch, etc. These prevent me from having to manually type the Gcode in the command window. I can even send smoothie console commands using these buttons.
You can also run the smoothieboard over ethernet. You can do so through pronterface or by using one of several web interfaces (meaning you can control your 3dprinter or CNC machines over the web). This is useful in my FabLab at work where we have a lot of 3D printers running on a 3D print server. You can run the smoothieboard on this as well. It can host several different web interfaces which I hope to go into later, but one of them is basically a webpage that looks just like pronterface.
I feel like I finally have a good workflow here. You can see my results here. I made replacements of the broken acrylic pieces of my suck-it dust boot that I made in Fusion 360. I used scrap wood, so it had quite a few drill holes going all the way through it already. I also did conventional only, and no climb milling which would have given a nicer finish. I used a 2-flute straight 1/8″ but as well, no spiral which would have also given me a cleaner result. Due to my learning curve, I did have to do some manual touch ups to the dimensions of the pocket which explains the nastiness in there you see.
Many designers use some kind of computer-aided design or CAD software to make 2D and 3D designs. A common one used by many people is Rhino (especially when used in conjunction with the Grasshopper plugin). Fusion 360 is a newer, easy to use, free complete CAD/CAM package. If you are going to learn any CAD software for practically any purpose (designing, engineering, fabrication, rendering realistic models, etc) it should be Fusion 360.
Fusion 360 is an Autodesk application that can do many useful things for designers. Whether you want to do something as simple as making cool looking 3D models to stress testing (finite element analysis) and even simulating the simple physics of designs and even milling them out or 3D printing them, Fusion 360 has you covered. It can also render realistic materials and surfaces and make animations of your working mechanical devices. Did I mention that it is free and there are tons of free online video tutorials and classes showing you how to use it with example projects? Oh, and so you aren't reinventing the wheel (or other simple hardware) you can bring in models directly from McMaster-Carr who carry all sorts of nuts, bolts, gears, chains, etc. which can save you loads of time. This is my brain dump for getting started with Fusion 360 and using it with my CNC machine and my wife's 3D printer.
Download Fusion 360 for free license. They have yearly licenses for hobbyist and I think even small business, or you can get a 3 year license for education.
Learning to use CAD:
At this point, there are two methodologies to use when creating parts in Fusion 360. If you have CAD experience already, you might be more comfortable drawing 2D parts then extruding them into 3D, etc. If this is you, then check out this free training class. The second methodology is sculpting. It begins with simple 3D shapes you can manipulate almost as if it were made of clay. This is great for 3D smooth shapes. Check out this great free training class for this methodology after taking the first section of this class. These two methodologies don't replace one another, rather they compliment each other. You will eventually need both for complex designs, but start with whichever one is easiest for you so you can progress quicker. I personally love the "sculpting" mode.
Since on a CNC machine, the Z axis is the one you attach the router to, you will need to change the position of the Z axis in Fusion 360. Then set your preferences such that Z axis is the top axis. Within Fusion 360, click your name at the top right->Preferences. In the main window that pops up, about half way down, there is a "Top Axis" option that is set to Y, change this to Z and then "Apply" Now Z is the top axis like on your CNC machine. This will work for all NEW documents, but if you happen to have an older design or are importing someone else's design, there's a couple different ways to change the Z axis. The simplest method is to select the up-axis when you "setup the job" in Fusion 360. This is done when you are finished with your model design, and want to start creating the toolpaths.
Now, get into making some stuff. While Fusion 360 can do 2D and 3D designs and generate toolpaths for the CNC machine, there are lots of simpler (dumber) 2D workflows out there that are great such as Makercam.com or Easel from Inventables, etc. I'd use Fusion for more complicated 2D and 3D designs. For example, Easel won't allow you to use a chamfer bit or V bit for engraving last I checked, but Fusion 360 will. This can make some amazing 2D designs.
You will notice that some of the videos tell you to delete certain lines in the generated Gcode from Fusion. This is mostly because it adds a "home" command and many DIY CNC machines don't have homing switches. This command might tell your machine to go to the maximum extent of your machines to find the switches, but since you have no switches, it'll end up messing up something. So many of the tutorials suggest removing the G28 (home) line from the Gcode Fusion 360 generates. If you have a smoothieboard controller, you should be fine to leave it in as long as you have set up your config files correctly.
How to set your origin to a different are of the design for milling. The best setup is one like the Othermill uses which ensures you never cut into your spoilboard. "Don't spoil the spoilboard" is a great explanation of this method. I hope to make vids on how to in fusion 360 and real machine.
Can export to Othermill, or Smoothieboard, pocket NC, or other mill. Tons of options in the "Post Processing" menu.
You can simulate the milling process. When you do, the paths have different colors. A post on Autodesk's forum cleared up what they mean:
Here's my video of an example project I made. It is full of tips on stumbling blocks I came across.
A good friend of mine celebrated his birthday recently, and I wanted to make him somethingon a CNC machine as a gift. My friend brews beer and is an avid cyclist. In fact, his beer is on tap at the local bike shop. I Figured the best gift would be a customized bottle opener with a few symbols of his interest engraved into the handle.
First, I ordered the Bottle Opener kit from Inventables.com. I had seen the project online and assumed this kit included the raw parts I could CNC, but instead, the parts were already milled out. I just had to engrave them and apply a finish to the wood before screwing the wooden parts onto the steel plate.
My wife is great at graphics so I asked if she would draw up something nice for me. I wanted each wooden piece of the handle to have an image on both sides so my friend would be able to choose what he wanted the handles to display. My wife gave me 4 good designs to use: one of just my friends name, the other with the word "Brewmaster" a third with a bicycle with my friend's initials embedded in the wheels, and finally a logo of the beer my friend brews for the bike shop. You can see some of those original images below.
I would need to mill a pocket in some scrap wood exactly the size of the wooden blanks of the bottle opener, stick the blanks into the pocket, and then mill out the designs. This was much tougher than I realized.
The DXF file template from inventables of a the original bottle opener was not the same size as the actual wood blanks, so I had to break out the calipers and scale everything up. Secondly, nothing about the wooden blanks was standard. Each one was a slightly different size and the holes for the screws were in different places.
The process is fairly simple. Take the SVG files of the designs, then import them in some CAM software which will also ask for the size of the endmill (drill bit thingy) and plan a path in XYZ coordinates to mill out the design in the SVG file. There's lots of different software out there. A good (but slightly pricy) one is Vcarve. There are others out there as well including some free and open source tools. A good free one is Makercam. You can actually download makercam to your computer and use it like a regular program, even though it runs in your browser. Another very simple CAM software is Easel which is made by the people over at inventables. They have lots of projects you can download directly to Easel as well with full settings. I recommend you doublecheck feedrates, bit size and all that before actually using the designs though.
When I made the toolpaths for this design I used a 1/64th inch endmill to mill pockets for everything, including the text. I chose this bit because it was small enough to fit into all of the detailed parts of the designs. I used a pass depth of 0.1 inches, stepover of 0.0061 (which is about 39%). For my spindle speed, I set it to 12,000rpm with a feedrate and plunge rate both set at 1 inch/minute.
I placed a wooden blank in the pocket I had previously milled in the scrap board on the machine and began milling the "Brewmaster" design. It is important to note here that since milling the pocket in the scrap board, I never turned off the CNC machine. This allowed me to keep the same Zero position for my X and Y coordinates between each milling. If I changed this, then none of the designs would line up correctly with the wooden blanks. After the first design was milled I realized the design template from inventables was really wrong about where the holes for the screws had been drilled. So I scaled the design down and tried again. Luckily I bought 2 of the bottle opener kits, so I had extra parts to use in case of a disaster like this.
After about 5 hours of milling, everything was finished. I had to go in and manually clean up the edges of the cuts a little with a razor knife and sand paper. Then I rubbed on a few coats of linseed oil to protect the wood. Any food-safe finish can be used such as Mineral oil or Olive oil, but I happened to have linseed oil in the garage. I forgot to take pictures of the final product, but you can see what one of the blanks looks like. I did both sides of each wood blank, each with a different design so he could flip them around.
So for the last 7 years or so, Jess and I have considered purchasing a laser cutter. My personal goal is to have my own FabLab. I'm partially there with Jess's KNK Zing vinyl cutter and my Shapeoko/Xcarve CNC machine. The two main missing components are a 3D printer and a laser cutter. Being a FabAcademy alum and running a FabLab at work, I am intimately aware that lasers are the most used (and arguably useful) machine. They are definitely the most fun to play with. They are also the easiest to make money with (It's always easiest for me to justify big purchases with the expression "hobbies that pay"). For the past several decades, laser cutters or laser engravers have been used in trophy shops and all sorts of companies. You can use a laser cutter to make products to sell on Etsy (as many people do), make the most amazing personalized birthday and holiday gifts, prototypes of ideas you have, or just make cool stuff for yourself.
I recently saw a new laser cutter on the market and I held back for a while before making the decision to buy it. That may have been a mistake. The GlowForge is shaping up to be a great machine. I've followed it since September, when they were offering 50% discounts on all models. At the time of this article, they have raised the price to 40% off retail price. And, if you use this referral code, both you and I will get $100 off our orders! (In full discretion, I have had no contact with Glowforge, nor have I actually use the machine myself yet. I'm just really stoked with this machine and its potential. I do have a PhD in Computer/Electrical engineering with Computer Science background and I run an official node of the FabLab network that was started at MIT, so hopefully I'm not off base here… )
There are lots of cheap ( <$15k ) 40-watt laser cutters on the market such as some cheap Chinese ones from Alibaba, or Full Spectrum. So why go in on a Glowforge? Well quite simply, it is the best designed laser cutter for FabLab/Makerspace/Hackerspace use. Unlike others in the price range, you don't need a 5 gallon bucket of distilled water and a fish pump to cool the laser tube (yes that's a real thing some other models at these prices require and it is ridiculous). It breaks the paradigm of how users interact with a laser cutter. It is following some of the latest research on user interface and user experience in the field of computer science. Honestly, those are project I wish I could implement myself but didn't have the time. It brings together lots of great solutions from these projects and crams it all into a single package.
Paradigm shift #1: Unlike traditional laser cutters, where you print to the machine like a printer on a network or connected to your computer, Glowforge can be printed from practically any location in the world. This is because the software is cloud-based. I used to be wary of this kinds of thing, but since Glowforge also promises to make a version of the software open source, you can implement it yourself if you want.
Paradigm shift #2: Glowforge allows you to easily position your designs on your material using a live camera view of the material. This is a godsend for those who are familiar with the waste of laser cutters. To be able to make sure a design will fit on a scrap piece of material, you have to do some measurements, hold your tongue just write when pushing the cut button, and hope you remembered to reset the origin (0,0 point) on the laser before cutting. Sometimes this can be very hard depending on what was originally cut out of the scrap you are using, you might have a weird shaped area and it can be very hard to find out if you can use it to cut a new part. There are some ideas being researched to handle this kind of situation and other tools you can purchase that are very expensive, but Glowforge has it built in. Being able to literally move my design on top of a video camera image of the material allows me to use as much material as possible without the risk of mis-cutting and having to toss that piece of material and grab a new one.
Another great feature is to simply draw on the material you want with a pen. The cameras will read your design, vectorize it, then the laser will frickin' cut it exactly as you've drawn it. This is worthy of some type of award because it will save a lot of time for people. I constantly have students who would benefit from simply being able to draw their designs by hand and quickly cut a part out. Again, this feature somewhat comes from newer research into user interface design of laser cutters I've been keeping my eye on for some time now.
Paradigm shift 3: Glowforge uses dual cameras inside the cabinet to not only allow you to place your design on the material, but it can conform and auto focus even on non-level materials. The example on their web video mentions etching a design on a macbook, but this is sooo much more powerful and useful than just that. Many materials you want to laser, such as a 1/8″ piece of plywood, have a warp to them. If you focus your laser on the low part of the warp, then keep that measurement to cut the whole part, you can end up with edges that aren't exactly as you had designed them, or edges that are weak due to the wood not ablating and instead burning. This is bad for a couple of reasons. One it can start small fires, but more commonly your edge is brittle and ashy. This changes the workable dimensions of your parts and sometimes makes them unusable.
Also, the cameras can detect materials you put in the machine. There are barcodes on the materials you buy from Glowforge, but you can make them yourself, which tell the machine what settings to use for engraving or cutting the material. Settings are different for plastics versus wood, etc. Even different densities of wood matter, so this is a great solution to the problem of figuring out what power and speed settings to set the laser to use.
And finally on this point, it seems there's also some image recognition. Put your laptop in there and you it'll detect it's a macbook and know what settings to use to best etch it. It can even bring up possible designed others have submitted online for you to use if you want.
Paradigm shift 4: The firmware as well as a simplified version of the cloud software will be made open source. This is great because I can hack on it (as I would have done anyway, but at least now I have a much better starting point) . I'm certain a community of hackers/makers will be adding features, which is exciting since this machine is already starting with an impressive set of features.
Paradigm shift 4: On the Pro version of the machine, you can open the front and back to be able to cut material that is 20″wide, but infinitely long. This comes from two places, the vinyl cutting machines that are in the market (which can cut a certain width, but practically an infinite length of material from a spool), the Shaper and the awesome Shopbot Handibot (Shoutout to our friends and fellow Carolinian's; thanks again for the help this past summer in Pittsburgh Salley!), which can do large designs piece-wise. The cameras on the Glowforge can help align the previously lasered portion with your design and make adjustments as needed. This is incredibly helpful for making sure the finished product comes out correctly.
Glowforge will also host a libray of other peoples' designs you can choose from if you aren't the artistic type. This is similar to Makerbot's Thingiverse or Ultimaker's YouMagine for 3D parts and Inventables's project section for CNC projects and file, which can be imported into Easel (Inventables's cloud-based CNC CAD/CAM software for their line of Shapeoko, Carvey, or X-carve machines).
Words of Negativity: For the specs of the machine, the 20″ wide cutting area is slightly awkward and a 24″ width seems more practical. Also, since the Glowforge isn't out yet, I have to wait. I have to wait to see if it lives up to these expectations, and also wait to play with it myself.
All that being said, the Glowforge sale at this point is a presale. I won't receive my machine until summer 2016 or later, but you have until the time it ships to cancel your order and get a full refund. I expect any bugs in the system will be worked out before I get mine and if not, then I'll have a good excuse to play with it in more depth.
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whole machine Forgive this messy rant….
After obsessing over CNC machines for about 10 years, and having some misadventures from time to time designing my own hardware and software, I jumped at the chance to order the original Shapeoko CNC mill mechanical kit as soon as it came out. It took me a year to find time to put it all together. After it was assembled, I connected up my old HobbyCNCPro Motor driver board to it. This driver board is for Unipolar motors, so I searched for some that would work. I found these NEMA 17s from pololu <>
On a previous attempt at making a CNC machine, I used Mach 3, but this time I went with LinuxCNC. The main reason I wanted the machine was to mill PCBs. The workflow was EaglecAD–>pcb-Gcode–>autoleveller–>linuxCNC.<> I made a few really horrible PCBs with the machine before realizing it simply wasn't the tool for the job. The gantry had way too much play. The eShapeoko community was constantly updating and improving on the designs, so I waited it out until the V2 came out before the obsession hit me again when I saw how they doubled the gantry slides to improve strength.
After a year of V2 being on the market, I searched forums for a conversion pack but none was to be found. So I spent a while trying to define the differences between the machines. In the end, I spent probably just as much as buying a whole new mechanical kit, but here's my process.


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I have just released my first ever music video for all you hip hop fans, which you can watch here.
In promotion of my new, free EP 'A Word to the Wise' which you can get by clicking that alluring text right back there. It also features a shit load of Newgrounds instrumentals and rappers.
Be cool and at least give it a listen!
Cheers, gents!
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2013-07-07 23:14:13
That vid is awesome. I'll be downloading your album soon. CONGRATS DAWG NUTZ
2013-11-17 21:04:12
AY BRUH- You know you get one name change up here (or some shit, I think), right? Why you not changed your name to Fats?
2014-06-22 14:17:04
Great to see your still making music lovved bitches on mah d1ck great work
It was something of a passion piece.
2014-10-21 19:35:33
Went to check out the video but it's private :)
I wasn't happy with the editing so I took it down 'temporarily'. That stretched into 'indefinitely'.

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Over 1.8 million nonprofits and charities for donors, volunteers and funders
Causes: Human Service Organizations, Human Services
Mission: Project cope, inc is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation established in 1970 to provide services to individuals who abuse drugs and alcohol. Since that time the organization's role has expanded to include services for the mentally retarded, developing a network of home care services, hiv/aids prevention and education, and offering management consulting services to other organizations through occupational consultation services. Project cope, inc. Seeks to help people achieve their fullest potential in medical, social, educational and emotional dimensions.
Programs: Transitional/supportive/permanent program: provided men and women who have completed a residential program with opportunities to transition back into the community with subsidized rents and case management. There are permanent and transitional units. Funded through dph and hud.
women's recovery home: 6 month, 25 bed inpatient substance abuse treatment program for women. This program incorporates individual and group counseling, alcohol and drug education, vocational planning and activities providing structure and encouragement.
westford program: residential program serving four individuals with multiple handicaps. Clients improved their quality of life and attained some of the goals set forth in the individual service plans process. Client received medical care through outside vendors.
other progam services are including respite care, young adult diversion program, communities that care, driver alcohol education, and outpatient services.


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A trip to the grocery store lead to a $246.8M Powerball jackpot win.
William and Heather ten Broeke won the Sept. 17 Powerball jackpot from a ticket they purchased in Atlanta. William said his wife reminded him to buy it when they were at the Publix on Town Blvd.
"Without her reminding me to buy the ticket, we wouldn't have won," ten Broeke said.
The Brookhaven couple decided to take the cash option which totaled $165,613,511 before taxes.
Winning numbers from the Sept. 17 Powerball drawing were: 9-19-51-55-62 and the Powerball was 14.
The Georgia Lottery has returned more than $17.6 billion to the state for education, according to the corporation.
For more on the ten Broekes' massive win—including what they plan to do with their winnings—visit here: https://t.co/Bn9ecRtSze. pic.twitter.com/hiCnroBC94— Georgia Lottery (@GeorgiaLottery) October 4, 2016
They couple tells the Georgia Lottery they plan on investing, traveling, helping family and donating money to charity.


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Ryan Nelsen believes consistency is the key to Blackburn Rovers securing their Premier League status.
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Ryan Nelsen believes consistency is the key to Blackburn Rovers securing their Premier League status.
Rovers found themselves battling against the drop in the first half of the campaign, prompting the club's hierarchy to replace Paul Ince with Sam Allardyce.
Allardyce guided Blackburn to a crucial 2-1 win over a struggling Hull City on Sunday, a result that lifted the Lancashire outfit out of the drop zone.
Rovers now tackle high-flyers Everton and Fulham in their next two outings and Nelsen believes a couple of good results would make their relegation rivals nervous.
"A nice run would be welcome. If we can get points against Everton and Fulham, it would make a lot of teams around us very nervous," explained Nelsen.
"We've got the quality and it's a very good start, but we've got some very important games coming up.
"It's going to be consistency that will get you out - and we have to put in consistent performances and continue to get points."


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Check out our list of some of the best hybrid vehicles out now and coming soon.
Last week we brought you our list of some of the the most fuel-efficient (non-hybrid) cars money can buy. This week we're back to give you a look at some of the best hybrid cars out now and coming soon. Whether you're looking for a traditional hybrid like the Toyota Prius, or have the money (not oil) to burn on a luxury laden model like the Infiniti M Hybrid, there is something here for everyone.
Toyota Prius C
Being the baby of the family can be both a curse and a blessing, thankfully the Prius C handles the expectations placed on its shoulders by its bigger, and older, siblings the Prius Liftback (standard Prius) and Prius V. While Toyota claims the "c" stands for city, it may as well stand for cheap as well because the Prius C is the most cost effective hybrid model today with an MSRP of less than $19,000. And considering its 53 mpg in the city, 46 mpg on the highway, and 50 mpg combined, the Prius C is one of the most attractive hybrids on the market.
Toyota Prius (Liftback)
What can't we say about the Prius? Now in its third generation and enjoying a 12 year spell at the summit of hybrid vehicles, the Prius is without question the most popular hybrid on the market, selling 1.2 million units in U.S since its introduction back in 2000 . On top of sporting a spacious cabin with a comfortable ride, the Prius possesses the uncanny ability to forgo even modest amounts of fuel and carries an EPA rating of 51 mpg city, 48 mpg on the highway, with a combined 50 mpg.
Honda Insight
Generally speaking, being first to market gives you an edge over the competition, but unfortunately the Insight has bucked that trend. And although it has long-lived in the shadow of the successful Prius (and its ever growing Prius family) the Insight provides a nice alternative to Toyota's troupe, even if its redesign bears a striking resemblance to its Japanese rival. Nevertheless fuel economy is the name of the game here and the Insight proves its chops with 41 mpg city, 44 mpg highway, and 42 combined making it one of the more attractive 5-door hatchback hybrids on the market.
Mid Size:
Ford Fusion Hybrid
While the Ford Fusion Hybrid has proven itself a perennial petrol sipper since its introduction in 2009, it's the upcoming redesigned 2013 Fusion that has our engines rumbling. Showcasing a truly impressive physique, the 2013 Fusion Hybrid will differentiate itself from its predecessor by swapping out its previous nickel-metal hydride batteries for lighter, energy efficient lithium-ion batteries instead. The result is a dashing hybrid that is estimated to achieve 47 mpg in the city and 44 mpg on the highway. In addition, the new Fusion will come packed with some truly impressive features such as driver assistance technologies and a dynamic lane keeping system, adaptive cruise control, an integrated blind spot information system, among others. We imagine Ford's latest version of MyFord Touch will also slither its way into the Fusion as well.
Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
Stylistically speaking the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is a real eye catcher and vividly characterizes Hyundai's relatively new "wind swept" design language sweeping across many of its models. Nevertheless it's not all style and no substance for the Korean automaker. On top of pleasing aesthetics, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid delivers excellent fuel economy, netting 35 city, 40 highway, and a combined 37 mpg all on its lithium polymer battery pack, and still manages to sneak in at an equally attractive price point of $25,795.
Toyota Camry Hybrid
For those willing to forgo flair for function, the Toyota Camry Hybrid is perhaps the best option. While not a particularly stylish set of wheels the Camry Hybrid makes up for its lack of character by offering up workmanlike fuel economy. The standard Camry has been one of the most popular vehicles in the American automaker for years now, and it seems customers are not opposed to throwing down an extra $3,000 for a hybrid model. Especially when that hybrid model can deliver 44 mpg in the city, 44 on the highway, and 44 combined. In a segment that is generally all about those numbers preceding "mpg," the Camry is truly one to be reckoned with.
Lexus CT 200h
Saving the planet is not a cheap endeavor — not if that endeavor involves buying a more eco-friendly and fuel-efficient vehicle. As automakers quickly realized the willingness of the masses to spend green to go green, the not-so-long march to a premium branded hybrid was inevitable. Enter the Lexus CT200h. This stylish little entry-level premium hatchback signals the Japanese automaker's continued effort to evolve and offer its hybrid drivetrain system in more than just its Toyota-badged vehicles. The CT200h stands out not only for its excellent fuel economy – which is estimated at 43 mpg city, 40 highway, and 42 combined – but for its dynamic handling, sporty ride, and compelling price point just south of $30,000.
Infiniti M Hybrid
While the luxury hybrid segment is still somewhat in its infancy, a moderate amount of choices exist for those willing to travel down this path. One such vehicle is the Infiniti M35h. Pairing a 3.5-liter V6 with an electric motor, the M hybrid is admittedly more fun than frugal, but despite its greater thirst for fuel the M does so with impressive efficiency, carrying an estimated 27 mpg in the city, 32 on the highway, and 29 combined.
Ford Escape Hybrid
It's obvious that the majority of the hybrid scene is comprised of compacts and subcompacts of various ilks, but despite that reality there are those out there that require more heft and utility from their eco-minded vehicle. Enter the Ford Escape Hybrid. This fuel efficient crossover not only boasts some impressive numbers for its segment, try 34 mpg in the city, 31 mpg on the highway, and 32 combined, but also boasts a spacious tech-laden cabin and spirited road manners. The Escape hybrid may be getting a redesign for 2013, but the current crop on offer will provide a competent alternative to the diminutive hybrids frolicking about.
Toyota Prius V
Completing our Prii trifecta is the Prius V. While technically not an SUV, we're lumping the largest member of the Prius family in this category simply because we can; it's our list. Regardless of classification, those needing some added flexibility with their fuel-efficiency will surely appreciate the V, which according to Toyota stands for "versatility" and not some misguided nod to what's perhaps the worst Rocky film of all time. But we digress, and because it's numbers we're interested in the Prius V delivers with its EPA estimated 44 mpg city, 40 mpg highway, and 42 mpg combined rating. Add to that ample cargo space which sits at 34.3 cubic feet and balloons to 67.3 cubic feet with the rear seats down, and the Prius V encroaches on SUV-like utility.
Top Luxury/Performance pick:
Porsche Panamera S Hybrid
Admittedly this entry in our list is more about style, performance, and luxury than saving our wonderful Mother Earth. Chances are, if you're up on the automotive totem pole so much so that you hardly bat an eye at the Panamera S Hybrid's near $100,000 asking price we can't imagine paying three, four, or even five dollars for a gallon of gas will cause you to lose much sleep at night, but the fact that Porsche has even delivered this vehicle is cause for praise. Sure upcoming legislation might have forced the company's hand, but nevertheless in the Panamera S Hybrid we have a vehicle that few would consider turning down, even for more fuel efficient alternatives. Coincidently, Porsche's hybrid doesn't do too terribly in that department, delivering an EPA-estimated 22 mpg city, 30 mpg highway, and 25 mpg combined. Not bad considering its supercharged 3.0-liter V6 engine and electric motor produced 375 hp and 427 lb-ft of torque. Not bad at all.


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Rochester Regional Healthcare Advocates, soon to be known as Pandion Optimization Alliance, is a not-for-profit 501(c)6 advocacy organization whose membership is comprised of seventeen hospitals and their related health systems in the nine counties of Monroe, Livingston, Ontario, Wayne, Seneca, Yates, Allegany, Steuben, and Chemung. We advocate for our membership on healthcare and healthcare related legislative and regulatory issues in both Albany and Washington. The Rochester Regional Healthcare Advocates supports the advocacy efforts of the Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS) and the American Hospital Association (AHA).
We are part of a "family of companies" who work closely together with a common goal - to improve the quality and access to healthcare for our communities while minimizing costs. Our collective efforts focus on providing high quality care in the right setting at the right time and at the lowest possible price. The other components of the "family of companies" are the Rochester Regional Healthcare Association and two group purchasing organizations, the RRHA Joint Ventures Corporation, which is a niche regional purchasing group, and Seagate Alliance LLC, an owner of Premier Inc., our national purchasing connection.


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Files with crypted extension can be found as encrypted and renamed files affected by the Nemucod ransomware.
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Software that works with crypted file extension
CRYPTED file extension - Nemucod ransomware affected file
What is crypted file? How to open crypted files?
File type specification:
File extension crypted is most recently related to a new ransomware labeled as Nemucod. Much like similar ransomware it encrypts users files and demands ransom to be paid in bitcoins.
Note: A different ransomware from December 2016 also uses this suffix, it was labeled as ProposalCrypt.
The default software associated to crypted file type:
Emsisoft Decrypter for Nemucod
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Emsi Software GmbH
Emsisoft Decrypter for Nemucod is a small utility used to recover files affected by the Nemucod ransomware.
List of recommended software applications associated to the .crypted file extension
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Well everyone had this one from Endhiran at their tip of their tongues,here goes,
Kilimanjaro Malai kanimanjaaro Kanna kuzhimanjaro
yaaro, yaaro,
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See you already sang it with us ! Well that what we are taking to be more precise its Chinmayi magic friends. We don't need to tell you how quick that song seeped into our brain cells and refused to get out for a while. Chinmayi herself is really overwhelmed by the rave reviews she got for her song and thanked her fans for it here is what she had to say,
As of now Kilimanjaro holds the No 1 position in the top 100 countdown of several Tamil stations in India and abroad. Last year, Vaarayo from Aadhavan was No 1. Thanks to my fans that made it happen. Hoping to realize more dreams in 2011, been chasing them for a while now.
We surely hope you will rise steadily up the ladder this year too with an appealing voice like that how can even the Almighty refuse you a request lady.


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Edmonton, Alberta Canada (PressExposure) May 24, 2011 -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dix Systems Inc. - Dix Systems Inc. is an innovative company, responding to the needs of the construction industry through the procurement of new products and the creation of cost efficient and innovative materials. Solving problems by introducing new products to the marketplace is our business, and working in conjunction with the construction industry to operate more efficiently and effectively in the 21st century is our ultimate goal. Our products undergo extensive research, development and market research procedures to ensure an effective and efficient product.
"Our Cultured Marble Thresholds offer a durable, easy to clean alternative to natural stone or tile thresholds. Thresholds provide an efficient seal for shower doors and a smooth, straight ledge for any glass application! Available in a variety of sizes and finishes, they install quickly with little or no cutting, and offer a waterproof, seamless finish that is designed to last."
Dix Systems Inc. President, Steve J. Dix, has over 35 years experience in the construction industry. He is a past member of several construction associations including the Tile, Terazzo, and Marble Association of Alberta. Mr. Dix has had extensive experience in working with new home builders, renovators, institutional and commercial contractors, tile dealer, retail customers and designers. He has also consulted on several projects in the ceramic tile industry in both Canada and the United States. Being familiar with both the construction industry/ marketplace and present and future trends, Mr. Dix has provided Dix Systems Inc. the necessary tools for ongoing success and customer satisfaction.
Research and Development is an ongoing process within Dix Systems Inc. Please check our website periodically for changes and new product information and availability. If there is anything you feel we overlooked please let us know.


text: Part of what makes the site so effective is that it isn't content to rest on its laurels, continuing to work with ISPs and other sites to increase the security for your financial transactions. In the past that meant things like trying to work with free e-mail providers to protect users from fraudulent e-mails and phishing scams. Now PayPal has increased their online security presence with the purchase of Fraud Sciences.


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Powerful flash compatible with Nikon digital SLRs and COOLPIX cameras hot shoe for accessory mounting. It has small size, low weight, which means less effort when carrying it. It offers a means of quality control and lighting direction for creative work and obtain a perfectly lit images. Just put it in accessory shoe.
Customize it can be tilt angle up to 120 ° . This allows light to disperse and soften the reflection of the ceiling. Flash can be used to better capture the whole of the scene in daylight, with the help of improved shooting results in low light or it can illuminate objects backlight. If you are an avid photographers, then you flash from overheating and protect its destruction thermal fuse .
Electronic construction:
Transistor IGBT and series circuitry
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It covers an angle of view of the lens with a focal length of 27 mm (FX format) or 18 mm (DX format)
Effective flash range (i-TTL):
0.6 m to 20 m (varies depending on the ISO sensitivity, bounce angle flash and aperture)
The options available through the camera controls:
Flash control mode: i-TTL, manual
Flash modes: Fill flash (front-curtain sync), front curtain sync, including slow sync, rear curtain sync and rear curtain sync, including slow sync
The angles of light bounce flash:
The flash head can be tilted upwards at an angle of up to 120 °; flash head to direct the direction and position of 60 °, 75 °, 90 ° and 120 ° are equipped with stand-ins
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Flash-ready indicator:
Charging complete: Lights
Warning: Flashing
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Battery life and charge time flash:
Alkaline: about 4 s (the shortest charging time), 70 or more use/4-30 s (battery life/charging time)
NiMH: about 3.5 s (the shortest charging time), 110 or more using the/3,5-30 s (battery life/charging time)
Mounting foot lock lever:
The lock pin to prevent accidental ejection flash
Other equipment:
Thermal fuse
Firmware upgradeable
Approximately 57.4 × 65.4 × 62.3 mm
Approximately 120 g (including two AAA alkaline batteries)
Approximately 97 g (body only flash)
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Nikon's beginnings date back to 1917 in Japan. At first, the company mainly produced lenses - telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and other small, optical equipment. Soon the company expanded its portfolio, producing photographic lenses under the Nikkor brand.
In the field of cameras, particularly among professionals, Nikon quickly gained a reputation as a top manufacturer, which continues today. Its cameras were even included in the equipment of American spacecraft. Nikon designed and produced the legendary Nikon SP 1957, regarded by many as the best camera of all time.
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National Centre for Land Governance is set up at Institute of Management in Government (IMG) as a Centre of Excellence in the area of Land Governance. It is a Government of India initiative, under the Department of Administrative Reforms & Public Grievances (DAR&PG) and forms part of its support to States for capacity building in different areas of public administration. The basic idea behind the Centre is to undertake training of officials of the Central as well as State Governments in the area of land governance. In addition to the training programmes the Centre will organize lectures, talks and seminars on current issues on land related matters by persons with experience in land administration, and governance and promote public debate thereon.
The Centre will function as a forum of knowledge brokering in the area of land administration by encouraging the practitioners, academicians, NGOs and stakeholders to come together and share their knowledge and experience in ground realities and research findings through debate and discussions to the ultimate benefit of the citizens.


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Who we are
We are a group of men and women who are crazy about technology and passionate to share our knowledge with today's generation. We live in a digital world, a fact those tasked with overseeing our education constantly overlook. We have decided to step in the gap and bring the curriculum to you and today's generation on a platform that is most accessible to them. So that they can more enjoy their learning experience and be the future that we want them to be. We are here to perpetually extend the horizons of possibility.
We share the conviction that education should be fun, painless and coeval with the world we live in and not be stuck to the whims and ages of its administrators. That the education process must constantly evolve to meet our needs
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If you have a business/product(s) that targets schools, students, teachers and parents we have advertising opportunities that can improve the visibility of your business. We will even help you with the set up and jargon. Online advertising is the new normal. If you are interested please email us at: [email protected]


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The Continuing Education Committee is established to ensure that all members of the Chiropractors' Association of Saskatchewan have the opportunity to be exposed to continuing education for the benefit of themselves, the profession and their patients.
This website provides members access to approved seminar information and printable registration forms. At this time, the CAS office does not accept online registration or payment.


text: hi all. Got myself a HTC desire z 2 weeks ago - android 2.1 - it comes with an 8Gb memory card, but bought myself a 32 Gb card on Ebay and it arrived on monday. It was 2nd hand and used by someone else who had it for his phone. I saved all the stuff from my old card on a separate folder on my laptop, then unmounted the old card and inserted the new card. However the phone is only recognising it as a read-only card, and i'm not able to access it when i connect it to my laptop via a microsd adapter. When i attempt to reformat (which the laptop suggests to do when inserted) it then says 'unable to format'. i've downloaded another formatting software but it too is unable to format. when in the phone settings it reads the card as being 29 Gb: but 'read-only', and the option to format the sd card is shaded and cannot be selected. I also downloaded the 'h2testw' software to see if it was a dud but it says that its not able to recognise the card type. any ideas anyone?? I think my problems might stem from the card being seen as read-only - is there any way to change that even if unable to access the card? I'm unable to access the folders section on the card even. Any help/pointers would be greatly appreciated!


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LONDON — One of Warren Buffett's famous investing sayings is "be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful" — or, in other words, sell when others are buying and buy when they're selling.
But we might expect Foolish investors to know that, and looking at what Fools have been selling recently might well provide us with some ideas for investments that are past their prime.
So, in this series of articles, we're going to look at what customers of The Motley Fool ShareDealing Service have been selling in the past week or so, and what might have made them decide to do so.
A 23-fold return
The share price of ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH) shot up nearly 14% last week after the company announced that its first-quarter profits had soared 58%, and that the number of ARM-based chips shipped by its customers had increased by 35% to 2.6 billion.
That seems to have been enough to prompt some shareholders to at least take a quick profit, putting ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH) in the No. 3 spot in the latest "Top 10 Sells" list.*
ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH)– which designs microchips for smartphones, cameras, digital TVs and other devices, and licenses them to manufacturers — has provided stunning returns for its shareholders, having nearly doubled its share price over the past year, and increased it almost 23-fold since late 2002. (Mind you, like that of many tech stocks, it had fallen over 95% in the preceding 2.5 years, and is actually now less than 3% up on its tech-bubble peak of February 2000. But at least it is up.)
ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH)'s shares have long seemed very expensive by some measures — on a P/E of around 50 it has to grow its earnings significantly, year after year, well into the future to be worth buying. But over the past decade ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH) has delivered spectacular growth and, according to some analysts at least, seems set to continue doing so — future earnings estimates put the company on a current PEG ratio of less than 1, suggesting that it's still potentially under-valued.
However, that rather assumes that current growth trends in products like smartphones and tablets will continue — but at some point such markets will mature and saturate — and there's an increasing risk that a competitor (such as Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC)) will disrupt ARM's current quasi-monopolistic dominance.
ARM Holdings plc (ADR) (NASDAQ:ARMH) has provided its shareholders with stupendous rewards over the past decade, but perhaps some of them feel the risk-to-reward ratio has now tipped against them.
The article What You Were Selling Last Week: ARM Holdings originally appeared on Fool.com is written by Jon Wallis.
Jon Wallis has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.
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NAFTA Freight Flows Drop in February
Freight flows between the U.S. and its NAFTA partners were down in February after rising in January, according to statistics released May 1 by the Department of Transportation. The value of total U.S. trade with Canada and Mexico by all modes of transportation:
- fell 2.3% from January, including an increase of 4.8% for rail along with decreases of 2.7% for truck, 7.5% for pipeline, 2.6% for vessel and 6.5% for air;
- was down 1.0% from February 2012, including increases of 0.8% for rail and 10.7% for vessel but decreases of 2.5% for truck, 5.1% for pipeline and 7.3% for air; and
- was up 65.3% compared to February 2004, including 52.2% for truck, 58.3% for rail, 133.4% for pipeline, 36.7% for air and 189.3% for vessel.
Canada. U.S.-Canada trade totaled $48.9 billion in February, down 4.2% for the month and 1.8% from the previous year. For the month there was an increase in the value of freight carried by rail (0.8%) but decreases for truck (1.8%), pipeline (8.0%), vessel (17.2%) and air (5.3%). For the year ending in February there were gains in the value of freight carried by rail (0.4%) and vessel (18.3%) but declines for truck (2.7%), pipeline (4.5%) and air (2.2%).
Mexico. U.S.-Mexico trade rose 0.2% in February to $39.6 billion, a 0.1% drop from a year earlier. There were increases in the value of freight carried by rail (11.9%), pipeline (5.5%) and vessel (5.3%) but decreases for truck (3.6%) and air (8.8%). For the year ending in February there were gains in the value of freight carried by rail (1.3%) and vessel (7.7%) but declines for truck (2.3%), pipeline (15.1%) and air (15.7%).


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Cintas (CTAS) Profit Margin History
Historical gross, operating and net quarterly profit margin for Cintas (CTAS) over the last 10 years. The current net profit margin for Cintas as of November 22, 2017 is 9.79%.
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|Cintas Corp. provides a specialized service to businesses of all types - from small service and manufacturing companies to major corporations. The company is divided into two operating segments: Rentals and Other Services. The Rentals operating segment designs and manufactures corporate identity uniforms which it rents to its customers. The Other Services operating segment involves the design, manufacture and direct sale of uniforms to its customers as well as the sale of ancillary services including sanitation supplies, first aid products, and cleanroom supplies.


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THE TREEE LAYS WHEAR IT FELL (EKPHRASTIC CHALINGE)In the forest lays the tree
Quiet , made no sound
Did the tree cry out has it was
Brought down , inch by agonizing
To become a yellowing decaying log
Did anyone hear the log screaming?
Any ear , hear the log as it toppled, fell
Crashed through the forest?
Was it age that did for the tree?
Or did a mortal course it's demise?
Trees less mortal than humans , more eternal
Live out generations of humankind
Trees been hear almost from the beginning of life on earth
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Can the Premier League be shook up this season?
With this years Premier League season well under way it is very close at the top of the table with some surprises teams pushing for European places. There are the usual teams at the top with Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United making the top three. The next three places are made up of some suprises with the likes of West Ham, Leicester and Crystal Palace. These three teams have started the season in great form which shows on the league table. The next two teams are made up from two teams familiar with European football, Everton and Tottenham. Then Southampton sit in 9th place only three points of fourth place.
West Ham have started their season in electric form with 3 major scalps away from home already this season. Bilic's men took all 9 points on the road against some of the biggest names in the Premier League with Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City unable to topple the hammers. These three wins have been the primary factory in their current league standings. Defeats at home against Leicester and Bournemouth have set them back a bit. Over the past few seasons West Ham have been a top half of the table team starting to challenge and this year they seem to be better than any other year. Last year they secured Europa League football through the fair play table over the whole season. This year they will be hoping to secure Europe with a finish in the top 6 or 7.
Leicester have started their season on a high also winning five out of their eight Premier League games. Drawing three and only losing one game so far this season puts them in a promising position as it stands in the table. They will be hoping to carry on the form against Southampton away this weekend, a team that may well be challenging them come the end of the season. A win then will lift them six points clear of the south coast club. For this club it has been a great journey, only a couple of years ago they were an average team in the championship. Now they are in contention to be around the top six come the end of the season.
Crystal Palace have started well also. Alan Pardew's side sit fourth in the table level on points with Leicester. Their run is slightly different, winning five games and losing three. They have looked a threatening side going forward this season but look vulnerable at the back, ultimately where they have been losing there games. With the likes of Bolasie, Puncheon and Zaha in their ranks it is hard for other sides to stop them when they are in this rich of form. Although this team looks very good going forward. It looks as if they need to find a plan b as eventually other teams will work out how to beat them by attacking their back four.
Lastly, Southampton have been a club that have just kept building over the past seven to eight years. From the foot of the English league now to the Premier League.It is hard to see Southampton stop building now given the ability of the players in their squad and academy. It looks as if they are just going to keep improving. It is a team that sells a lot of top players but always seems to find a way to keep the same form throughout the season. The start of the season didn't start to well for the Saints but it seems they have found their feet again and they will be hoping to carry this on this weekend when they face Leicester.


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In his trademark charismatic and honest style, Richard Branson shares the inside track on some of his greatest achievements over 40 years in business, as well as the lessons he has learned from his setbacks. In Business Stripped Bare he discusses why he took on one of the world's biggest superbrands, how he built Virgin Mobile USA into the fastest growing company in history to reach a billion dollars in revenue - faster than Microsoft, Google or Amazon.com - and how he is the only person in the world to have built seven billion-dollar companies from scratch in seven completely different sectors.
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The timezone in Pickens Landing (historical) is America/Rankin_Inlet
Sunrise at 06:41 and Sunset at 16:54. It's Dark
Latitude. 33.3772°, Longitude. -90.3217° , Elevation. 32m
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