On 9 Mar, 20:52, Wes wrote:
There is a gent that has a bunch of metalworking programs on the web, one of
which is a gage block stack calculation program. *Do any of you remember
what his website is address is?

Thanks,

Wes

Could it be Marvin Klotz?If not he has a bunch of programmes which are
well worth searching for.

Mark
www.ems-fife.co.uk

There is a gent that has a bunch of metalworking programs on the web, one of
which is a gage block stack calculation program. Do any of you remember
what his website is address is?

Thanks,

Wes

On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 15:52:49 -0500, Wes wrote:

There is a gent that has a bunch of metalworking programs on the web, one of
which is a gage block stack calculation program. Do any of you remember
what his website is address is?

Thanks,

Wes

Yes, that would be me. See my sig for my website URL. The program is
called SPACEBLK

Regards, Marv

Home Shop Freeware - Tools for People Who Build Things
http://www.myvirtualnetwork.com/mklotz

Marv wrote:

On Sun, 09 Mar 2008 15:52:49 -0500, Wes wrote:

There is a gent that has a bunch of metalworking programs on the web, one of
which is a gage block stack calculation program. Do any of you remember
what his website is address is?

Thanks,

Wes

Yes, that would be me. See my sig for my website URL. The program is
called SPACEBLK

Regards, Marv

Home Shop Freeware - Tools for People Who Build Things
http://www.myvirtualnetwork.com/mklotz

Marv,

First, thanks for putting all that stuff you developed out there for the
rest of us.

I notice it doesn't like deeply nested directories on W2k.

C:\cygwin2\home\Administrator\www.myvirtualnetwork .com\mklotz\fckeditor\UserFiles\File\spaceblkgage blk
The system cannot execute the specified program.

Works fine from C:\ or C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop

Not a big problem now that I figured it out. I am not asking you to fix
that either, just mentioning it for others in case they use some fairly deep
directory nesting.

Have you ever toyed with the idea of porting this and some of your other
programs to the Palm platform?

Thanks again for putting up the executables and source. Source makes it an
even greater contribution.

Wes

Just a thought - how about parts of different materials.

Martin

Martin H. Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
TSRA, Endowed; NRA LOH & Patron Member, Golden Eagle, Patriot's Medal.
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder
IHMSA and NRA Metallic Silhouette maker & member.
http://lufkinced.com/


David R. Birch wrote:
Wes wrote:
There is a gent that has a bunch of metalworking programs on the web,
one of
which is a gage block stack calculation program. Do any of you remember
what his website is address is?

Thanks,

Wes

What I need is a gage block calculator that accounts for the blocks
already missing from the set, like when I have to make two separate
stacks or when someone else got to the set first!

David


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"David R. Birch" wrote:

What I need is a gage block calculator that accounts for the blocks
already missing from the set, like when I have to make two separate
stacks or when someone else got to the set first!

IIRC, he uses a data file with the stack set in it so you can edit it to
remove the blocks you are missing.

It would be a pita though to edit out the blocks used in stack 1 when you
want to calculate stack 2 but it is doable.

Wes

On Mar 10, 10:50*am, Wes wrote:
...
I notice it doesn't like deeply nested directories on W2k.

C:\cygwin2\home\Administrator\www.myvirtualnetwork .com\mklotz\fckeditor\UserFiles\File\spaceblkgage blk
The system cannot execute the specified program.

Works fine from C:\ or C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop *

I had that issue with my program that tracks on-line time by reading
the modem log. The simple fix was to add a shell script that copies
the file to a short-named directory near the root.

Jim Wilkins