Provides Testimony In
Mechanical Manufacturing, G Code Programmer, CNC Machining, Machinist, AutoCAD, MasterCAD X5, CNC Machine,
Highlights of Qualification
- SolidWorks, AutoCAD, MasterCAM X5 experience.
- Solid modeling of parts experience.
- Solid PROTOTYPE design and manufacture experience
- Acute understanding of manufacturing techniques.
- Ten years of CNC machining experience.
- Twelve years of manual machining experience.
- Machine Design and Development experience.
- Very familiar with Haas VMC’s and lathes.
- 4th and 5th axis experience. Thermwood 5-axis experience.
- Level 1 and Level 2 MasterCAM certification. EXTREMELY PROFICIENT IN MASTERCAM
- 10 years MasterCAM experience. Up to date on newest version X5.
Experience
Machining, LLC.
Owner and sole employee (June/05 to Present)
Produced a wide range of 3axis mill parts included high precision.
Products, Columbus Ohio
- Oct/09 to Present
- Run 5axis and 3axis milling machines.
- Produced complex molds for carbon fiber layup.
- Produced complex aluminum racing parts.
- Designed, prototyped, and manufactured several products.
Diamond Innovations, Columbus, Ohio
May/07 to Sept/07
Designed/constructed conveyor belt system that evacuated parts out of an EDM.
Ohio State Univ.
June/05 to June/07
Full time Mechanical Engineering student
United States Navy, Norfolk, VA
Second Class Petty Officer (June/01 to June/05)
- Programmed, set up, and maintained various Haas CNC machines.
- Planned job runs from start to finish. This included tool and material ordering.
- Used probe systems for quality control and reverse engineering of parts.
- Instrumental in the Enlisted Navy’s use of 4th and 5th axis machining techniques.
- Supervised and trained CNC operators and coordinated work assignments.
- Leadership, Diversity, and Communication training.
Engineering Projects
United States Navy
It was found that the main propeller-shaft internal dynamic seal was failing on all Arleigh Burke Class surface ships. This was from many years of rough seas having bent the bulkheads out of alignment.
I designed an in-place machining device that could be used to re-machine the bulkhead mounting pad concentric to the shaft within +/- .010 inch.
The project resulted in the portable device being used on deployed Navy assets, resulting in
$60,000 dollars in cost savings per seal.
Diamond Innovations
Company needed way to extract loose product from the bottom of their fleet of “lights out” Wire EDM. I designed a custom miniature conveyor belt system that automatically extracted the product from the tank to a dry container. I both designed and physically built this conveyor system.
Academic History
Major: Mechanical Engineering (Have Not Graduated)
Overall GPA: 3.4(4.0 scale) as of 10/1/2010
Required credits for B.S. Mechanical Engineering: 195 credits
Credits completed: 148 credits
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