"Hi,this is daniel,a engineer professional in plastic and metal machining prototype in China,hope have an opportunity to work with you. Email:daniel.lou@jevny.com / www.jevny.com /"
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Paul M. Terry replied to Rob Drew's discussion Solidworks Detailers"Rob,
If your in a bind and need work turned around quick please contact me.
Exp. with every industry. I have been doing this for over 10 years and have a registered company in New Hamphire and have resources for large projects.
Paul Terry
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Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's event Pacific Design & Manufacturing Show West"Marshall,
I usually go to the Eastec in Mass every year in May to see the lastest machines so this will be my first time going to this show. I will let you know what I think of it.
Paul"
Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's event Pacific Design & Manufacturing Show West"Marshall,
I do not have the time this year, but will try to make it next year. Any chance you are going to be at the BIOMEDevice show in Boston in April?"
Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's group SolidWorks Exchange"I agree with Allen. Find things that interest you and recreate them. Use the tutorial to help when you get stuck. Then try changing the sizes and editing the model so you can see the affect. 9 times out of 10 you may have modeled something to get…"
Paul M. Terry replied to Craig Simon's discussion Workholding - Chuck Jaws in the group Machine Tool Exchange"Craig,
I understand the application but depending on how much steel is removed from the forging you may have several dimensional issues. Is there a stress releive operation after turning and milling? If there is then any side holes or features put…"
Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's group Medical Devices"Edward,
Thanks I was looking for something just like that, I could use or at least pitch to the customers to change to.
Paul"
"There should be an add as friend under my picture, but I think you already accepted my request. Do you have a website for your home business? I get overloaded from time to time and need some help, so I could send you some small stuff from time to…"
Paul M. Terry left a comment for Nathan Garrett"Nathan,
Thank you for the download. I really like your site, we do the same kind of work. I have a full time day job as a Sr.Mfg Engineer for a contract medical assembly company, but also have my own Design company at home. Its called Terry Design…"
Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's group SolidWorks Exchange"Nathan,
Thanks I will grab them later."
Paul M. Terry commented on Marshall Matheson's group SolidWorks Exchange"Jay,
Just use the configuration manager. Make the hole pattern, then make /create a new configuration and surpress the hole pattern in one. That way you can add both version of the views to the same print"
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- Accellent Inc.
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- Sr. Manufacturing Engineer
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- Medical
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- http://Accellent.com
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 5:12am on May 5, 2013,
Daniel.Lou said… Hi,this is daniel,a engineer professional in plastic and metal machining prototype in China,hope have an opportunity to work with you. Email:daniel.lou@jevny.com / www.jevny.com /
- At 4:29pm on October 27, 2009,
Nathan Garrett said…
- There should be an add as friend under my picture, but I think you already accepted my request. Do you have a website for your home business? I get overloaded from time to time and need some help, so I could send you some small stuff from time to time. Shoot me an email some time at nrgarrett@cruxtone.com
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