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23Racer 10-20-06 10:17 AM

Laser or Water Jet Cutting
 
Does anybody have a contact for a company in the Metro Toronto area that does one off Laser or Water Jet Cutting? I need to get some Manifold flanges cut from 5/8" steel plate.

Eric

RacerJason 10-20-06 10:30 AM

I've got a guy, and if I remember correctly he already has the flanges in CAD to do it...

I'll share his info if I can find it when I get back from Laguna. Did I mention it's going up to 86 degrees and sunny all day? Unreal weather here, I need dual citizenship...

23Racer 10-20-06 10:48 AM

That's it, rub it in about the weather.....LOL. Have a great time.

Thanks for the potential hook-up on the flange.

Eric

Feds 10-20-06 10:54 AM

Hmm... I know Flow Automation has a machine... And they are like 4 blocks from your house. I'll see if they do one-offs.

RacerJason 10-20-06 10:59 AM

Did I mention I'm going to the Mazdaspeed invite only dinner tonite with free beer? Now that's rubbing it in... lol Sorry!

Yeah this guy is on Bullock and has done a few for a friend who was making a custom intake for his Turbo 13B FB. No worries.

granto 10-20-06 12:26 PM

I've nevery used them but I have a business card on my desk.

RCI Waterjet Cutting Services
6275 Netherhart Road
Mississauga

905-564-1842

www.rciwaterjets.com

I have no affiliation with these people.

Snrub 10-20-06 03:08 PM

There's a place called e-machine shop or something. I believe that's how Aaron had his flanges cut. They have a simple CAD program that you use and then you send them the file. They'll ship the part ot you.

B6T 10-20-06 03:36 PM

We have a waterjet at work. I'd offer to help but we couldn't do that low of a volume. I love the waterjet, whenever I'm in the area of the building I always stop and look at it... there's nothing like seeing a stream of water (water and graphite to be exact) blasting through a 6" plate of 7075 aircraft aluminum. I guess 55,000psi will do that though. :p:

What kind of tolerances are the your parts relying on? If they're pretty loose (a flange, etc) then waterjet would do fine, but if they are tight then you'd probably want them to be laser-cut.

brent clement 10-21-06 09:07 AM

I've got a program for them and a guy that I use. I'm up near Barrie so I don't know if your interested. Pm me if you are.

Brent

winter39 10-21-06 09:54 PM

Ahh....I am an R&D cutting and welding engineer. I do all the process development with robots so loading a prgram is not awlays the easiest but a trace is very simple for us to do. I would offer to cut it but unfortuntaely we are in the midsts of a large titanium laser welding program. Maybe next time.

TYSON 10-22-06 11:02 AM

I have used RCI Waterjet many times. THey'll do as many or few as you want.

Leigh Adams 10-23-06 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by 23Racer
Does anybody have a contact for a company in the Metro Toronto area that does one off Laser or Water Jet Cutting? I need to get some Manifold flanges cut from 5/8" steel plate.

Eric

we use a guy called Paul Wolters at HAI Precision Waterjet.
160 Stanley Street
P.O. Box 918
Trenton, Ontario,
K8V 5R8

613-394-4589
fax- 613-394-4295.

send me a drawing and I can get a quote if you like.
Leigh


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