Halloween Pumpkin Plush Pumpkin Stuffed Pillow

Basic Info.

Model NO.
YKML03

Material
Cotton

Age Group
Adults

Feature
Anti-Pilling, Portable

Type
Pillow

Knitting Method
Stuffed

Pattern
Embroidered

Usage
Home, Travel, Airplane, Picnic, Hospital, Bath, Hotel

Payment
T/T

Place of Origin
China

Logo
Custom Logo

Shipping
by Sea

Event
Gift

Name
Plush Bear

MOQ
1000PCS

Character
Lovely

Technology
Embroidery

Transport Package
Export Carton

Specification
Customized Size

Trademark
YK

Origin
China

HS Code
9503002100

Production Capacity
3000000/Month

Product Description

Halloween Pumpkin plush pumpkin stuffed pillow

Other Information

Size 15cm Material Super soft plush and stuffed with PP Cotton Color Standard as per picture or according to your requirement Logo Embroidery or printing, can be customized Label or hang tag Can be customized Packing 1pc/polybag inside, export carton outside Sample time About 3-5 working days Production time About 25 days, or according to order quantity Price terms FOB Shenzhen, China or negotiable Payment terms 30% deposit + 70% before shipment, or negotiable MOQ 3000pcs, or negotiable OEM/ODM Welcome Safety Eco-friendly Standard ICTI, SGS, ISO, BV, CE, EN71, ASTM Production capacity 300,000pcs per month

Packing & Shipping

Packing: 1pc/polybag inside

export carton outside; or according to your requirement

Shipping: for sample: by FedEx/DHL/TNT/UPS/EMS;

for mass products: by Sea or by Air

Our Service

1. For all your inquires, we will reply you detailedly within 24 hours.

2. We have good sales person with responsibility sense and good English.

3. We provide OEM service. Can customize logo and label and hang tag. Can customize the retail packing box according to your requirement.

4. We have professional plush toy designer with rich experience and we can provide ODM service.

Nordic Swedish style dual purpose sisal cat nest (large size)

Nordic Swedish style cool color cat nest Nordic design multi-functional cat sisal bucket, tree hole design, combines the advantages of scratching post, cat nest and climbing frame, fashionable style and practical function;
The semi-enclosed setting and large-area sisal blanket meet the daily needs of cats.

Size: Large size 37 x 37 x 80cm｜Small size 38 x 38 x 56cm

Enjoy the joy of sharpening your claws
A large area of sisal blanket covers the wall of the tube, so that naughty kittens can no longer destroy the furniture and can grind their claws to relieve stress.

Comfortable and stable top bed
The lambswool soft pad is placed on the top, which is comfortable and skin-friendly and does not shed hair. It is convenient for daily hair cleaning and allows cats to lock in a fixed place for sleeping.

A practical choice for multi-cat households
The multi-layer square tube design only takes up the area of a chair, allowing cats to have their own small room.

Decorate your home with Nordic design
The simple and elegant Nordic design highlights the practical functions of the product, and the low-key and elegant gray color makes the cat home more tasteful.

Gain a sense of security
The cat nest in the tree hole where you can safely hide has a spacious interior that is safe but not oppressive, allowing the cat hiding inside to have a peaceful dream.

product details
The fashionable sofa cloth of high-quality fabrics is combined with lamb velvet, which is simple and elegant, high quality, strong and durable.

It is full of space. The internal space is 30% larger than that of traditional sisal buckets. The multi-layered spaces are interconnected, allowing cats to move freely.

Double-sided sisal is made of 100% natural sisal and is finely woven to make a thickened sisal blanket, which is strong, scratch-resistant and does not shed chips.

Easy to clean and removable lambswool nest pad makes it easy to clean hair and keep it clean and tidy at all times.

The solid plate barrel body is made of PVC plate with strong pressure resistance and flexibility, which is strong, durable and not easy to be damaged.

Precautions

Avoid high-temperature washing and sunlight exposure;
Clean the inner pad regularly to reduce bacterial growth.

Product parameters

Product material: lambswool, sofa cloth, sisal blanket, PVC board
Product size: Large size 37 x 37 x 80cm | Small size 38 x 38 x 56cm
Since the dimensions are all measured by hand, there may be slight errors. Please refer to the actual product.
Precautions:
The products are all newly produced and transported in a sealed manner. The wood board material will have a slight smell and does not affect health. It only needs to be placed in a ventilated place for 3-5 days;
It is recommended to wipe it with a damp cloth and avoid washing it with water;
Cats are curious and wary of unfamiliar things. In the early stage, it is recommended to put items with a familiar smell inside for proper guidance.
Please measure the required dimensions clearly. Reasons for exchange, return or refund due to inconsistent dimensions after purchase will not be accepted.
Since the dimensions are all measured by hand, there may be slight errors. Please refer to the actual product.
Made in China, or containing simplified Chinese packaging and instructions
In case of any dispute, Pets Thing reserves the right of final decision.

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Gold Vs. Crypto: Which One Is a Better Investment?

The crypto industry has been on a whirlwind ride.

In late 2022, the cryptocurrency market was tormented by scandals, falling prices, and investors fleeing the industry for safer havens, including gold and precious metals.

This has led some investors to question whether cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin, in particular, are able to play a similar role to gold within an investment portfolio.

Let’s start with the basics and take a look at the key similarities and differences between gold and cryptocurrencies.

Gold and crypto: how are they similar?

Both gold and bitcoin are in limited supply

While gold has been in use for centuries, it has a finite supply. In the same way, Bitcoin's total supply is just 21 million.

Both gold and bitcoin are alternatives to fiat currencies

Gold was used as money in the past and can be converted to cash in almost any currency. Bitcoin, meanwhile, is being increasingly integrated into various global payment systems.

However, comparing gold’s and bitcoin’s use as a form of payment, bitcoin might hold an edge, since it is a fixed unit of account that’s easily divisible and transportable.

Gold, in contrast, might not be as easily divisible on the spot, especially if you own bigger gold bars.

Gold and crypto: how are they different?

Gold has been around much longer than bitcoin

Bitcoin first appeared in 2009, so, as an asset, it hasn’t even reached adulthood. Gold, however, is what you might call its elder peer, as its history dates back more than 5,000 years.

You can touch gold, but you can’t touch bitcoin

Bitcoin is a digital currency that exists only digitally and can be bought only online. So, obviously, you can’t actually touch it, unlike gold bars and coins.

Gold, in contrast, is a physical asset that you can touch and buy online or in a physical store.

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Lethal Threat Snake Bite Gloves

These venomous snakes are just the right amount of gnarly with their bared fangs, but there’s even more to appreciate in the finer details. When you see the intricacies of how the snakes wrap around the skeleton in person, you won’t want to take them off.

Features:

Reinforced Palm
True to size fit
Stretchable breathable fabric
Adjustable Velcro ® wrist strap
Vibrant sublimation printed graphics
Touch Screen Finger Tips for use with electronic devices
Reinforced palm with Lethal Threat logo print

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Metro – Clear Glass Candle Jar with Lid 280-300ml

A brilliant clear glass candle jar to showcase your creations. Our High-Quality Metro Glass Jars with Lids are from a new supplier. The quality is exceptional and comparable with Libbey glassware.

This is a very strong, thick glass jar and complies with ASTM 2179 AND 2147 testing methods. (Ensures glass is able to withstand heat and has no cracks or fractures)

Measurements: Height 10.8cm, Diameter 9cm.

Approximate Volume: 280-300ml

We recommend 4mm Cotton Wicks for this jar.

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A Brief History of CNC Machining

From workshops to large industrial plants, computer numerical control — or CNC — machines have become integral parts of the production and manufacturing industries. The history of CNC machining dates back to when it was simply referred to as numerical control. This was an older system that didn’t involve programmable computers.

The history of CNC machines dates back to John Parsons, who is credited with the first CNC machine. CNC technology has evolved for several decades from punch tape-controlled devices to computer-programmable machines.

Today, engineers continue producing CNC machinery with better speed and accuracy through automated precision.

Fictiv’s custom CNC machining service helps teams with their projects every day, delivering high-quality parts with fast lead times. Create an account to get your instant quote.

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Real Hardware Engineers Code: How to Use Code to Maximize Efficiency in Solidworks, Reporting & More

Time to read: 6 min

Go, Go, Go—we’ve all heard the inspirational and aspirational desire of upper management to get it done, get it done right, and as always, get it done faster. One way to be more efficient as an engineer is to learn to code. In this blog post, I hope to help convince you to start coding in your mechanical engineering practice. At the end, I’ll show you how to set up two of my favorite Macros inside of Solidworks to help you make parts faster.

Coding Can Maximize Your Engineering Time

There is only so much time in a day, and you, as an engineer, only have so many focused clicks before your mind starts to wander. My mind usually wanders from, “I want to go outside,” to tacos, to margaritas, to “What time is it? It’s five o’clock somewhere…” as I start to wiggle in my seat (Thanks, Jimmy). So, the real goal for you to be successful is to concentrate where your clicks are used.

For mechanicals, you want to concentrate on clicking inside your wheelhouse engineering applications (CAD, FEA packages, MATLAB simulations, thumbing through engineering texts, data sheets). Why? Well, because that’s what is truly your job. Also, since you’re unlikely to get an admin anytime soon, you need to figure out a way to speed yourself up by becoming more efficient.

A good senior mechanical engineer should be able to output 75-100 parts a year—all at different varying complexity, of course, but that’s a good target. So, if you think about it, if you are a perfect clicker, that’s a minimum of: file-save as- save as step- pick file location- pick name of file- save, 75 to 100 times.

But wait: Your part goes into review, and someone wants a quick fix on a typo on your drawing. Repeat the clicks. And then, someone else wants another change, and you upload your file to the Fictiv platform and see that your hole diameter to depth ratio is not machineable. Repeat the clicks again. Oh, and you want to test it for 3D printing and need an STL. Click, click click. You realize you made a mistake. Update your model and click click click, again and again.

Engineer your way to a better solution by learning to code. As Smokey the Bear would say…”Only YOU can prevent carpal tunnel.”

Coding ultimately saves time; it’s just a muscle you have to work out for it to get stronger. If you don’t start, you’ll never get better.

Why code? A script is entirely easier to review than, say, an Excel sheet (I used to TA for 3 classes of 60 students, plus my own engineering work —> no script, no help).

Excel sheets can be organized any which way, and most users don’t assign variables–they give cells values. F=ma. Something simple can turn into =c6*$f$3…and that’s simple, but already, you have no context what that means, without hunting in a spreadsheet trying to decode the original user’s Excel organization.

Now, start actually doing unit conversion, adding in constants, and then everyone starts doing it differently inside the Excel matrix. F=ma in a script—well, it should automatically trigger some apple-falling-from-the-tree thoughts.

With code, on the other hand, you can follow it step by step, and it’s easier to see fundamental engineering errors. Syntax will work itself out, because else: # your code will not run. This, in and of itself, helps make reviewing engineering work more efficient for everyone involved.

See my two side-by-side comparisons below, where I show a very basic engineering equation in Python and in Excel. The Python example is self-contained, and someone should be able to review it very quickly. The Excel example isn’t hard and can be decoded, but $E$5 doesn’t mean anything, unless you figure out what E5 is inside the sheet.

If your goal is to create a usable document, knowing how you got to the numbers in front of you is as important as the numbers you end up with. And knowing how you got to your answers is easier with a script. That script can allow you to speed up every task like it from that point on, with a little bit of upfront work. Hey, it’s more interesting than copy-pasting for hours every day.

I delved into C, C++, and MATLAB in college and ended up in a job where everyone used Excel. While I clearly wasn’t going to be able to convert a Fortune 500 company to MATLAB (although I have always succeeded at getting at least one license), I taught myself Visual Basic (VBA) macros and to write code that could fully automate gigantic spreadsheets and reports for Interface Control Documents (ICDs) for jet engines.

Without code, someone could handle 30-50 ICDs. With code, the same person could handle 200 ICDs and multiple different engine programs.

This is how I ventured into VBA: because I hated copying and pasting all day. Later, I learned that VBA could be used inside Solidworks, NX, and basically all Windows applications.

To help you actually apply what I’ll teach you in this post, including how to get started with some basic VBA, a zip folder of Macros to increase efficiencies in Solidworks, and scripts for “Save as STEP” and “Export as PDF”, download this supplementary tools slide deck.

Setting up Macros in Solidworks
Now, I’ll teach you how to add two of my most used Macros to Solidworks, to help you be more efficient. One exports your current Solidworks CAD file as a step to a folder on your desktop. The other exports your DWG file to a PDF file, to a folder on your desktop. This will allow you to upload them to Fictiv’s website faster, saving you clicks.

These two Macros will export your open DWG to PDF and append drawing pages for multi-page DWGs. One macro will also append the rev letter to the end of the file, if you use it. The other macro will export STP and append rev if you use the rev property in the SW file.

Download the supplementary tools here for a zip folder of Macros.

‍To get the rev letter to appear, you need to use the property feature (File>>properties). If you don’t put that in or have anything in that value box (see images below), you will not get your rev control.

Fun fact: Here, if you look at the code, you could also automatically export other properties. If you look for the property towards the end of the code, you can see how you search for “Revision” and get its value. If you use Solidworks and define the material as an example, you should be able to figure out how to extract that from your properties in your code.

Table: Script for getting revision and saving as step

You can also see how save as “step” is done. You could easily make this macro save as an “.stl” I bet you’re smart enough to figure that out. (Make sure to save it as a new script and make it its own button, so you can still make steps, too!).

How to Add These Macros as Buttons Inside Solidworks:

For the step export, you want to be in the part environment (modeling area) to add a button (as this is where your CAD file is).

For export PDF, you want to be in the DWG environment (as this is where your SWDW is).

Edit these Macros:

Sw>>Tools>> Macro>>Edit

Under the file location, copy and paste in a location of your choice for the output of both macros in between the quotes “your_file _location“:

The reason this is hard-coded is to speed things up. Guiding you to select the directory doesn’t help speed you up. I only export stuff when I’m sending it elsewhere (quality release, Fictiv, etc).

Note: You actually have to create a folder and copy its location. The code will not auto-generate this folder for you if it doesn’t exist. In Tables 1 and 2, I’ve copied the code to show you in red highlighting where you need to update your code to work.

Here is a screenshot of the edit tool from inside the Solidworks VBA edit window:

Code Can Help You Get Work Done Faster

I learned to code in college because I had to. Then, I learned it better because it was the only way I could handle all my TA and RA responsibilities, while also managing my own workload. That perspective then rolled into my work life because it was always the same—too much to do, and not enough time. I encourage you to do the same, in order to maximize your efficiency and save you clicks (and save your wrists).

Don’t forget to download the supplementary tools to help you get started.

And speaking of efficiencies, Fictiv exists to help speed you up and alleviate you from frustrating admin work (!) so your smart engineering brain can be focused on creating the next big thing. So be sure to check out our digital manufacturing platform for instant quotes, automated DfM, and access to a wide range of capabilities for mechanical parts through a single platform.

How It All Got Started – Company President Reflects

In 1984, upon graduating from University with a degree in Industrial Design, I started working for the family business. We manufactured architectural signage and wayfinding systems for larger corporate offices and retail shopping malls. I was working on product development along with manufacturing practices used in production. In 1995, I was involved in a project that used an electronic touchscreen, housed in a public display. This housing required large format 1/8-inch aluminum sheets with a lot of small grooves, pockets, drilled and tapped holes, and engraving. This was a difficult manufacturing challenge that turned into an opportunity that changed my life forever.

We needed to accurately machine these large aluminum panels in a very efficient and fast manner that had enough flexibility for quick design changes. This ruled out punching, molding, and casting and it was clear that machining was the only option. Our research determined there was no large format, affordable machining center that could meet our needs. We decided to hop on a plane and attend a tradeshow in Germany called EMO in hopes that we could find a unique system that could meet our needs. That’s when we discovered DATRON.

We quickly realized this was the perfect machine to produce this assembly of flat aluminum parts. We learned that DATRON had no representation in North America for local service and support. This machining system, however, was just too perfect for our application so we rolled the dice and purchased one. It helped that we were assured that DATRON was already in the process of finding a local reseller and support partner. I just didn’t know at the time that it would end up being me.

Over the next months, we successfully implemented the system and through that process, I got to know the people at DATRON and the power of this machine. Amazed by the technology, I couldn’t help but wonder what impact it could have on North America manufacturers. After a long walk on a Florida beach with my wife, Debbie, and our first-born baby cradled in my arms, I got the courage to ask her “What do you think about me approaching DATRON about starting a business to sell their machines?” In her reply were the historic words that got this whole thing going, “If you are going to make a change, it would be easier to do it now before we have more kids and they are older.”

When I returned home, I agonized for hours typing a letter that I later faxed, only to receive a phone call just a few short minutes later. “What is this?” exclaimed Manfred Becker, machine developer at DATRON? I explained that I wanted to help DATRON bring their machine to North America. He asked, “How are you going to do this and work for your family business”? I said, “I wouldn’t, I would leave the family business and dedicate myself full-time.”

Three days later, I was on an airplane to Germany. Sitting at a round table and fueled by strong coffee, I joined an energized group to strategize how we were going to get this done. Six months later, DATRON Dynamics opened its doors for business with full support from my brothers, who continued to run the family business without me.

I often wonder how many employees lives that I may have never touched, the many customers that would have never benefited from this amazing technology, the friendships both home and abroad that would have never developed … and just how different my life would have been, if my wife had simply said “I don’t think it’s a good idea”. Thank you, Deb, for initiating and kick-starting this incredible journey that has impacted so many lives!

-Bill King, President
DATRON Dynamics, Inc.

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The Differences Between a CNC Router and a CNC Mill

CNC machining has become an increasingly popular form of manufacturing in recent years, with its key benefits providing shops with increased efficiency, capability, and waste reduction. As a result of this increased popularity, we have seen several different types of CNC machines being developed, each with its distinct features and advantages.

Among the most popular are the CNC router and the CNC mill also known as a CNC milling machine. Here a breakdown of what CNC machines in general serve to accomplish and what key differences exist between a CNC router and a CNC mill.

From Routers to Mills – What is CNC machinery?

CNC machines are computer-controlled mechanisms that automatically move a tool around a workpiece on a series of axes to perform cuts. All CNC machines use subtractive manufacturing to create the end product, meaning they work by removing material from an existing piece rather than by adding onto it.

The rate of movement, speed of rotation, and motion type are all factors that are programmed to help determine the specifics of a cut with a CNC machine. While both routers and mills provide extreme precision, there are many differences you should be aware of.

CNC router

The CNC router is considered a fairly universally usable tool in modern machine shops, with its primary purpose being to cut softer materials like wood, plastic, acrylic, foam, and certain softer metals. It is typically mounted on a stationary table with a larger workspace, featuring a spindle that moves along three axes X, Y, and Z.

CNC routers like the ShopSabre IS Series CNC router, are mostly designed to operate at high speeds compared to CNC mills, using rotational speed as the driving force in making cuts. While routers typically have three axes, there are variations with 4-6 axes that are ideal for more complex projects.

CNC router highlights:

Used to cut softer materials like wood, plastic, and foam
Mounted on a stationary table with a larger workspace
Features a spindle that moves along X, Y, and Z axes
Operates at high speeds
Uses rotational speed to make cuts
Makes 3D Cutting much easier

View our selection of CNC Routers at ShopSabre!

CNC mill

For the most part, a CNC mill can perform essentially the same functions as a CNC router, but there are a few key differences. While routers are mostly used for softer materials, mills are generally used to cut metals and tougher materials. It uses rotary cutting tools similar to those of a router, but the operating speeds are much slower with mills.

Instead of using a stationary table, many CNC mills move in an X-Y configuration, with the spindle moving on a linear axis above the workpiece. This provides increased clearance along the Z axis and allows mills to perform thicker cuts, as mills make cuts using torque rather than rotational speed.

CNC mill highlights:

Used to cut metals and tougher materials
Slower operating speeds than CNC routers
Move in an X-Y configuration
The spindle moves along a linear axis above the workpiece for increased clearance along Z axis
Able to perform thicker cuts
Makes cuts using higher torque

Improve your products with ShopSabre

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ShopSabre delivers the best CNC routers in the industry at the best value. Our products are proudly made in the USA and built with top-rated technology to provide a lasting edge in your shop. Get a quote today to start making the most of your operation.

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YRT200 Rotary Table Bearingshave been shipped to America

YRT200 Rotary Table Bearings have been shipped to America

YRT200 rotary table bearings are precision bearings designed to support and enable smooth rotation of a turntable or rotary table with a 200mm inner diameter and 300mm outer diameter. They are commonly used in various applications such as machine tools, robotics, indexing tables, and rotary positioning systems.

Luoyang E-find Precision Bearing specializes in the production of high-precision, high-rigidity, heavy-load crossed roller bearings, rotary table bearings, harmonic bearings and customized bearings for 18 years.

Our main products are RB, RA, CRBH, SX, RU, XU, XSU series crossed cylindrical roller bearings, XR, JXR crossed tapered roller bearings, YRT, YRTS, ZKLDF series rotary table bearings. Many models are bulk on the stock.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any requirements.

Contact

Company:Luoyang EFANT Precision Bearing Manufacturing Co. Ltd

Address:No. 9 Jingjin North Rd, Luoxin Development Zone,

Xin'an County, Luoyang City, Henan Province 471003, China

Tel:86-379-80887690

[email protected]

https://www.efindbearing.com