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Marvin · 07-05-2001, 06:27 AM

OK guys, I just got back in town this morning at midnight and back at wotk at 6:00 AM. I wanted to see what the comments were on the infor I received on the Black Grips.

It appears that a documented source is not good enough to settle the question as to when the black grips began. I still believe that they were used beginning in the "q" block just as August Weiss stated. I also feel that they were used on a random basis from this point on. These are my opinions and I feel they are justified. Now, others do have opinions and I repect them as we need these differing opinons to come up with a solution; I call it "brainstroming"! In addition, I also feel that in a production situation in wartime, almost anything can happen. even in peacetime machine shops, I have seen all rules broken to get a product "out the door".

Keep the comments coming, even if we can't have 100% proof.

Marvin

07-05-2001, 06:27 AM	#1
Marvin User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Upstate S.C. Posts: 1,132 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Black Grips- Again OK guys, I just got back in town this morning at midnight and back at wotk at 6:00 AM. I wanted to see what the comments were on the infor I received on the Black Grips. It appears that a documented source is not good enough to settle the question as to when the black grips began. I still believe that they were used beginning in the "q" block just as August Weiss stated. I also feel that they were used on a random basis from this point on. These are my opinions and I feel they are justified. Now, others do have opinions and I repect them as we need these differing opinons to come up with a solution; I call it "brainstroming"! In addition, I also feel that in a production situation in wartime, almost anything can happen. even in peacetime machine shops, I have seen all rules broken to get a product "out the door". Keep the comments coming, even if we can't have 100% proof. Marvin