Machine designers needed

Hello Mark-

Congrats Mark. E-Tech got themselves a real Pro.

Please send me an e-mail. I'd like to recommend someone. I hosed-up trying to un-munge your posted address.

Good Luck, Devon T. Sowell

Done . . . and many thanks for the good words.

'Sporky'

"Dev>

Wow,

Really glad to hear you got yourself a good gig. They got a good man

Congrats...

What type of automation ? That's really where my roots are.

Regards

Mark

Thanks very much for the good words and wishes, Mark. Yes, I'm very pleased that this work is so much like being independent. Lots of the pluses without quite so many of the minuses (like having to spend so much time beating the bushes for work). Among other things we're partially automating a factory where there's some metal fabrication going on (including heat treatment in hot salt bath, presses and automatic punch machines) and a lot of mechanical assembly. We're picking up a number of different parts, moving them to workstations and orienting them properly such that they get the work done on them automatically, also creating some new workstations, and creating end-of-the-line packaging solutions as well. There's a lot of work to be done. I'm just now getting into the nitty gritty. And it's pretty gritty (big, dirty shop gritty), but it's good also to get my hands dirty as a nice break from pounding the keyboard.

Best regards, Mark 'Sporky' Stapleton (the last Amigo)

Mark Mossberg wrote:

Hi Mark

I have 16 years experience in machinery design, of which 15 is on CAD, first CATIA, then Pro/E and now SolidWorks. The machinery I have designed is mainly high precision automated production line type for the whiteware industry. I have also designed a number of vacuum moulds for refrigerator liners. I am in New Zealand, so traveling to the factory is not possible. But if you are interested in sending some work my way, please contact me.

Regards

Rick

Don't use the phone number given below today (Thursday). We're moving into new digs and the phones are all messed up. I hesitate to give my home phone or cell phone out, so at least for today you'll have to rely on email to contact me.

'Sporky'

Sporkman wrote:

Guess you're correct that you didn't de-munge my email address correctly. Have gotten no message from you. I'll try to de-munge YOUR email address and see if we can link up.

'Sporky'

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Well I may indeed contact you, Rick, but probably a little later. Right now I'm concentrating mostly on those who might be willing and able to relocate to the Charlotte area. I wouldn't be surprised if we do have some overage coming up, even with some other part-time help we've gotten.

Best regards, 'Sporky'

Rick Lussi wrote:

Spork,

Yea, I like to spend at least a couple hours in the shop every day making chips. Especially when I'm stumped over some problem. It's therapeutic.

Our shop is really clean though, ya think I'd get more out of it if I messed it up ??? ;>)

Regards

Mark

Spork,

Yea, I like to spend at least a couple hours in the shop every day making chips. Especially when I'm stumped over some problem. It's therapeutic.

Our shop is really clean though, ya think I'd get more out of it if I messed it up ??? ;>)

Regards

Mark

I might be interested in the trickle work you mention, possibly even more. I am only a couple hours from Charlotte, but I do have a full time job. Feel free to e-mail me.

Mike Rice

Mark, I have 25+ years of machine design, much of it for use in hostile and abrasive surroundings. I have about 10 years on AutoCad, only a few months on SolidWorks. Also have decent background in hydraulics, electronics, and electrical controls. I can sure use the work. I live near Hartford, Connecticut.

Did you receive email from me? I think that I successfully un-munged your address - got a reply from a server that it worked.

Thanks in advance, Mac Harper

mark my decrypter is broken and the MUNGE cant be removed. email or call Please your # is NOT in service?

Ryan Hay Solid Design Systems Inc.