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Today I received my anything goes quilt from my STUD august partner Cathie! She sent some very nice extra goodies that I will take a picture tomorrow and post but I was anxious to get this up so everyone could see it! Thanks Cathie!
A fundraising event: Studs and Suds, Oregon Bears Car Wash and Dunk Tank!
Benny is ready to get dunked!
1988 Studer S35
CNC Universal Cylindrical Grinder
Control: CNC
Center Height: 6-7/8" (175mm)
Center Distance: 40" (1000mm)
Max Workpiece Weight Between Centers: 287 LBS (130 KG)
Max Grinding Length: 21-1/4" (540mm)
Grinding Diameter: 11-13/16" (300mm)
X Axis (Cross) Travel: 10" (254mm)
Z Axis (Long) Travel: 25-19/32" (650mm)
OD Wheel Head Size: 20"D x 3-1/4"W x 8"B (500 X 80 X 203 mm)
OD Wheel Head Motor: 10HP (7.5KW)
OD Wheel Head Speed: 1,670 RPM
OD Wheel Head Swivel Range: +/- 8.5 DEG
Work Head Speed: 15-750 RPM
Work Head Motor: 1 HP (.785KW)
More Info: 2spade.com/1988StuderS35.html
My parents, Studs Terkel (mom hilariously gazing longingly at him), the Sears Tower (…), lots of rain and clouds, and a giant lacrosse umbrella. My dad came to the US in the 70s. For a budding architect the choice was between here and NYC; he didn't want to live in Los Angeles, which he considered an "architecturally dead city." Though I'll admit a part of me is really sad I was never an NYC kid, well… viva Skidmore Owings & Merrill. Viva Chicago.
Not pictured: the actual Studs Terkel bridge being re-dedicated just before his 100th birdthday… but just wait for that one…