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I can help with tooling, large component, production machining...AS 9100.
Dave
I came into the picture at about the same time as CNC. The repeatability of the machines still amaze me. But the guys that can do it with manual machines are even more amazing.
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- At 3:49pm on November 6, 2009,
Jim said…
- Thanks Dave for the encouragement, In this economy it seem no one is looking for new vendors. I'm finding some work, but nothing to get excited about. How do you find out where the DoD are meeting, I am registered with CRC but I have not had much luck finding machine work. I will keep plugging away.
Jim
- At 2:19pm on August 18, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- I would need to put it into Catalyst, the printer driver. We can sign an NDA. Let's "talk" offline. My email is vbarile@cimquest-inc.com or you can give me a call at 732-699-0400 ext. 219 if you have sometime. I have an NDA that I can email you that we have used in the past.
- At 2:10pm on August 18, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- All depends on the tolerance you need to hold. And the weight of the stock that you will machine. And the method of workholding. Do you have a sample 3D CAD file? I can take a look and see if it's a good fit.
- At 2:46pm on August 17, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- I peeked at your websites. Your parts are perfect examples of what can be "printed" using this technology. The process is called FDM and produces durable ABS plastic parts. We can do other materials including PC's and Ultem. I have customers, like you, that use this technology to print parts for their customers during the quoting phase, they also print parts to communicate throughout the shop floor to make sure that they are machining the right parts/features. The use for it is unlimited. Take a look at our site at your leisure... I am here if you have any questions.
- At 2:18pm on August 17, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- That's great! We can print parts for you to. You can find out about the machines that we have here: http://www.cimquest-inc.com/3DParts. We can print various sizes, colors and materials. You can send your 3D CAD file anytime to us for a quote, (those are free) :) prototypes@cimquest-inc.com.
- At 12:22pm on August 17, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- Yes, you can do functional parts. there's a video on our site, www.uprintsource.com. the wrench is very interesting.
- At 9:39am on August 17, 2009,
Victoria Barile said…
- Mfg. Co's are bringing this in-house to get quick & cheaper parts "printed" before send thier parts to the machines. Saves time and money. Is this something that would help you?
- At 12:19am on August 13, 2009,
Ashish S said… - Hello Mr. David,
How are you doing ?
Ashish S
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