The ironic thing is I think we usually are saying the same thing two different ways.

In all seriousness, a joint presentation would be cool – Eric is one of the best, if not the best, presenter around in terms of the oral aspect. My visual presentation is unmatched. But Eric really nails the talk.

Reading the back-and-forth between the two of you on the many topics on each of your blogs made me think of Car Talk on NPR.
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If nothing else, a joint presentation at FabTech or some other venue where you take questions from the audience and debate the merits etc.

One thing that the world of sheet metal products will have to accept is that with the higher strength steels we have more springback. And if we want to save money we have to accept the possibility of more springback and maybe not so perfect dimensional control.

seems that everybody want to have their cake and eat it too. But it turns out you can’t simultaneously have perfect panels, made of the highest strength materials, with low tool and material costs, and ship the tools and parts earlier and faster.