All things considered I thought the meeting was a success. I would like to thank Dan Bovinich for putting the meeting together and Automation Alley for hosting the event. It is a fantastic facility. I thought I did pretty well considering it was my second public speaking event ever. (And my second time using PowerPoint) Dan Bovinich will be posting a link to the Powerpoint next week. I hope everyone found the presentation informative and interesting. I am assuming that they did, despite the fact that everyone left in a hurry due to the weather. If anyone has any questions or would like a follow up, please feel free to contact me.
btw... I tryed to post the animations but I'm running into some difficulties with the compression. As soon as I have them worked out I will be posting manufacturing simulations here as well.
Thanks,
Mac
Friday, March 28, 2008
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Blog Online!
So I finally got a blog started today. Which is great because it's one more way to touch base with the technical community.
First I would like to thank Dasi Solutions for the opportunities they have provided me in my technical career. Second I would like to thank Jason Raak from Rock Solid Perspective for indirectly influencing me to get this blog started. http://www.rocksolidperspective.com/.
The first thing to discuss is the launch of Forever Inventive Enterprises, my contract Design Company. I have started an office from my home that will be designing in Solidworks (when I'm not Training and Tech Supporting SW at work) I will be designing: Progressive Dies, Four Slide Tooling, Multi-Slide Tooling, Weld Fixturing, Custom Motorcycles, Custom Guitars and Bass, and anything else you would like me to. Feel free to Contact me at ForeverInventive@yahoo.com.
The second thing I would like to discuss my future at Dasi Solutions. I currently am Training all over the state in Essentials, Sheet Metal, Weldments, Drawings, Advanced Parts, Advanced Assemblies with Routing and Advanced Surfacing on the way soon. On top of that I am trying to create new classes specifically for the manufacturing industry. I am developing a Progressive Die Design Class and writing a manual for the class. I intend to look into developing many more specific manufacturing based classes as well. Probable topics include: Manufacturing Simulation(Animation for processing), Weld Fixture Design, Multi-Slide Tooling and an Advanced Sheet Metal class. If your company would be interested in any of these types of classes please contact me at John@Dasi-Solutions.com.
As an FYI: I will be presenting my Progressive Die Design at the EMSWUG meeting on March 27th 2008. Here is the link to anyone that is interested in attending: http://www.emswug.com/
Please feel free to contact me for anything SW! I will continue to post blogs and update this site about my endeavors, trials and training for all that are interested. Thank you.
First I would like to thank Dasi Solutions for the opportunities they have provided me in my technical career. Second I would like to thank Jason Raak from Rock Solid Perspective for indirectly influencing me to get this blog started. http://www.rocksolidperspective.com/.
The first thing to discuss is the launch of Forever Inventive Enterprises, my contract Design Company. I have started an office from my home that will be designing in Solidworks (when I'm not Training and Tech Supporting SW at work) I will be designing: Progressive Dies, Four Slide Tooling, Multi-Slide Tooling, Weld Fixturing, Custom Motorcycles, Custom Guitars and Bass, and anything else you would like me to. Feel free to Contact me at ForeverInventive@yahoo.com.
The second thing I would like to discuss my future at Dasi Solutions. I currently am Training all over the state in Essentials, Sheet Metal, Weldments, Drawings, Advanced Parts, Advanced Assemblies with Routing and Advanced Surfacing on the way soon. On top of that I am trying to create new classes specifically for the manufacturing industry. I am developing a Progressive Die Design Class and writing a manual for the class. I intend to look into developing many more specific manufacturing based classes as well. Probable topics include: Manufacturing Simulation(Animation for processing), Weld Fixture Design, Multi-Slide Tooling and an Advanced Sheet Metal class. If your company would be interested in any of these types of classes please contact me at John@Dasi-Solutions.com.
As an FYI: I will be presenting my Progressive Die Design at the EMSWUG meeting on March 27th 2008. Here is the link to anyone that is interested in attending: http://www.emswug.com/
Please feel free to contact me for anything SW! I will continue to post blogs and update this site about my endeavors, trials and training for all that are interested. Thank you.
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