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Old October 31st 03, 06:17 PM
Bob Johnson
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Eggert --

You've been such a graet help to us I hate to ask one more favor, but
could you translate these pages for us poor old igorant cowboys?

Computer translations are hilarious.

Thanks,

Boob Johnson

Eggert Ehmke wrote:

Craig Freeman wrote:

I am looking for a dependable way to cut Plasma rope. A guillotine
will be installed as soon as this question is answered. Any ideas
would be appreciated.


You may want to have a look at
http://www.aec-landau.de/projekte/PE-Seil/vortrag.htm

They have modified their winch to cut their PE cable. You find the email
address of the author at the end of that page.
Eggert

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Old November 1st 03, 12:54 AM
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Bob Johnson wrote in message ...
Eggert --

You've been such a graet help to us I hate to ask one more favor, but
could you translate these pages for us poor old igorant cowboys?

Computer translations are hilarious.

Thanks,

Boob Johnson

Eggert Ehmke wrote:

Craig Freeman wrote:

I am looking for a dependable way to cut Plasma rope. A guillotine
will be installed as soon as this question is answered. Any ideas
would be appreciated.


You may want to have a look at
http://www.aec-landau.de/projekte/PE-Seil/vortrag.htm

They have modified their winch to cut their PE cable. You find the email
address of the author at the end of that page.
Eggert




I very quickly looked for the cutting method:

Seems to me they converted their Guilutine to have a Brass Anvil on
which a cutting device will cut the Cord/rope, Like an axe or
similar. Guess more direct rather than shearing?

Dieter
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Old November 1st 03, 01:30 AM
Eggert Ehmke
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soarski wrote:

I very quickly looked for the cutting method:

Seems to me they converted their Guilutine to have a Brass Anvil on
which a cutting device will cut the Cord/rope, Like an axe or
similar. Guess more direct rather than shearing?


That's my understanding too. I can try to translate the complete article,
but this will take some time.

Eggert
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Old November 3rd 03, 07:16 AM
F.L. Whiteley
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"Eggert Ehmke" wrote in message
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soarski wrote:

I very quickly looked for the cutting method:

Seems to me they converted their Guilutine to have a Brass Anvil on
which a cutting device will cut the Cord/rope, Like an axe or
similar. Guess more direct rather than shearing?


That's my understanding too. I can try to translate the complete article,
but this will take some time.

Eggert


During rope break training, has the 'float' of spectra been an issue? In
our limited used of 1000ft of spectra on the end of the steel wire, it was
seen to float in a large arc after release. This hang time might be
problematic in the event of an actual break.

Frank Whiteley


 




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