I am Luke Rickert, an American with an EU passport who lives in Norway, spends time in France and works as a mechanical engineer and prototype developer.

1,692 Followers, 548 Following, 343 Posts - Luke Rickert (@rickert_engineering) on Instagram: "Consulting mechanical engineer, creator of specialty tools, and curator of fine machines. Please visit my webpage or DM for more information."

2022年6月27日 · 140 likes, 1 comments - rickert_engineering on June 27, 2022: "I finally sent off the latest casting patterns for vise project this morning. This gave me the idea that I would revisit the development process a little. These photos are of an early prototype I had cast in Scotland. It is very strong but the ductile iron and/or the patterns did not …

2022年6月20日 · 98 likes, 10 comments - rickert_engineering on June 20, 2022: "This is a bit hard to show as I couldn't get the assembly apart without drilling out the damage but never the less this is a great example of why you don't use setscrews to retain a nut or pulley on a threaded shaft. This is an Igus slide, I don't know if this is original or not but whomever did this should be ashamed. I needed to ...

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2015年9月10日 · (Bloomberg) — When Luke Rickert first started as an engineer at Aker Solutions ASA in Oslo, a Norwegian oil services provider, his team of 24 had people from 15 different countries.

2022年6月18日 · 81 likes, 2 comments - rickert_engineering on June 18, 2022: "Here is a bit on the process if making a new screw for my surface grinder rebuild. I used rolled trapezoid spindle (from Conti in Italy) and built up the screw from three parts. Nothing too difficult but the oil distribution hole required a bit of thinking (and some very long drill bits) This is the cross-feed screw so the accuracy ...