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-- If you need assistance in creating a physical prototype, mechanical or electrical, call on Amy Druhe Sonderman at Florissant Valley Community College - 314-513-4307 - or Gwain Marron, Computer Numerical Control Professional -- Tell Amy that the IASL recommended that you see her. -- "At the end of the day all you have is your dreams. Make the most of your day." -- John Gotti
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-- There is a mechanical engineer available to assist you with designing and building of your own prototypes. He has direct experience. Is currently working for a company that builds prototypes and is offering this assistance as a side job so is likely to be the least expensive to you. He will provide a signed non-disclosure agreement to protect your ideas. He will provide a working prototype and complete design documentation, including a 3d model, 2d drawings for all parts involved and assembly drawings.
-- The majority of contract payment is usually not due until after the prototype has been completed, but it may depend upon your situation. Hourly rate depends on the work, but estimated at from $20 $30/hour, intending not to charge most people until after completing the work. The exception is if there would be high construction costs of a particular prototype. References can be provided.
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From: genesistoolcompany
Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2007 9:31 AM
To: inventors_council@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Inventors Council] Custom Machining I am a toolmaker with over 25 years of machining experience in Plastics, Aluminum, and Steels. I would be happy to quote any machining job you have. Lathe work/Turning(bearings, bushings, shafts, etc..) is my specialty, but milling is no problem. Please send me any prints/sketches/ or descriptions of what you need. Include material,
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To: 'Inventors Association of St. Louis (IASL'
From: CEO Options
Subject: plastics resource for inventors
Date: Monday, July 21, 2008 6:58 AM
Good morning, my name is Lee Shawback, President and founder of C.E.O., "Creating Effective Options," located in Lake Geneva, WI. After 14 years in the plastic injection molding industry, I became a entrepreneur and started C.E.O. - Prior to C.E.O., I worked at small, medium and large corporations, holding the following positions: process engineer, project engineer, sr. manufacturing engineer, tooling engineer, quality manager, director of operations, technical director, director of engineering and sales and vice president of engineering and quality. - I have been involved in the medical, automotive, electronics, banking, voting booth, construction, consumer, pharmaceutical, food service, restaurant and many more. - C.E.O. provides resources for design, prototyping, injection molding, sourcing, project management, consultation, tooling, assembly, decoration, quality systems management and quality systems maintenance. - I want to get my name out there as a potential resource for products that involve plastics. Any help or guidance in getting this done would be much appreciated. - If I can be of any help to your organization or your members please pass my info along to them.
Thanks,
Lee Shawback - 1-224-489-8908
ceooptions@aol.com
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To: dayjobIASL@webtv.net
From: Abamfg@aol.com
Subject: I CAN HELP
Date: Thursday, August 26, 2010 3:09 PM
Abacus Manufacturing
“You can count on Abacus!”
High Precision Machining of all Materials
Dear Mr. Scheinkman,
My name is Larry Chitur. I have been in the manufacturing industry for over 45 years. In that time, I have earned a journeyman’s card in tool & die making, injection mold design and building and a BSME. Over the years this has been applied to many varied industries including automotive, electronic, microwave communications, pharmaceuticals and nuclear and wind power. I was awarded my first patent in 1968 at 19 years of age. Since then, I have developed many products including the first lottery ticket scraper in California, a thermal transfer plate used in the manufacture of laptop computers and a device that contains no moving parts, draws only 0.5 amps of current and removes over 99% of all pollutants from wood smoke. I have been a senior member in the Society of Manufacturing Engineers since 1985. I have received awards such as commendation from General Electric Nuclear Power Division and a special achievement award from Alza Corporation for my contribution in developing the Transdermal Therapeutic System (TTS patch). This is a technology best known as the ‘smoking patch’ and seasickness patch.
I opened Abacus Manufacturing in 1994 in San Jose California, the heart of Silicon Valley and innovation. In operating this company, I have become very familiar with sourcing for labor, materials and hardware as well as quality procedures needed to successfully manufacture items from prototypes to production. Three years ago, my wife and I packed it all up and moved here to Wilmington North Carolina. I am now in a semi-retirement mode. With the time this affords me, I would like to offer my life’s experience to you and your members.
In my lifetime, I have been extremely effective reducing design to its simplest form possible and in finding the most cost effective methods of manufacture. I do this by using my experience in not only manufacturing processes, but tooling as well. If needed, I can design a tool that can, in many cases, increase hourly yield of production, therefore reduce overall price.
In summary, if an individual (or company) has a product from conceptual state to post patent stage, I can help with design issues and manufacturing from prototypes to full production. In my career, design time was charged at $120.00 per hour and manufacturing time was $80.00 per hour. As I have no proven track record as yet, I will ask only $50.00 per hour for all assistance, both design and manufacturing. Each project will be assessed and quoted individually. If the quote is acceptable, a small retainer will be required. Hours will be billed on a predetermined milestone basis with client approval.
Finally, my wife and I both believe that we must bring back jobs here in America. To this end, our CNC equipment is all made in Los Angeles and we both drive GM products. I will offer a 10% rebate to any client who has their product manufactured in the United States.
Sincerely, Larry Chitur
2725 Old Wrightsboro Road #5C
Wilmington North Carolina 28405
Voice: 910-254-4552 -- Fax 910-254-4553
E-Mail: abamfg@aol.com
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July 6, 2006
"WAREHOUSING/DISTRIBUTION
Special to July St. Louis Small Business Monthly By Michael J. Cook
Every small business venture begins with the hope of the founder that today’s small business will grow into tomorrow’s bigger business.
Often, that success happens sooner than the small business owner is prepared to deal with all the issues that inevitably arise – especially the issue of when it is time to outsource.
Outsource what, you say?
Even a sole proprietor probably outsources quite a few things from the start – legal and accounting services, printing and mailing, deliveries, etc.
And if you are a manufacturer or if you distribute a product, even more outsourcing needs arise. The questions seem formidable and almost endless:
· Where will I store my inventory?
· How much space do I need (now, and six months or a year from now)?
· When is it time to rent warehouse space (or even buy/build it)?
· Who will take, and process orders for shipping?
· How will I get my product transported to my storage space, and shipped out to customers?
· Do I have to hire additional employees to accomplish all this?
· Will I have to buy equipment to handle large quantities of my product?
· What about security for my storage space?
· What about insurance for my inventory in storage?
· How will I pay for all this? Will I have to raise prices?
And the list goes on.
More and more small businesses, both start-up and well established, are discovering the numerous benefits of using a “3PL” (3rd Party Logistics) provider. Such a company, like Clark Logistic Services, can provide the answer to all the above questions and free up the small business owner’s time and resources to focus on marketing, manufacturing, research and sales, and remove all the worries about buildings and labor costs.
In our industry, we call it “One-Stop Shopping” for the small business owner – total supply chain management, warehousing, transportation, equipment, labor, the latest technology, with Web visibility for inventory accuracy and management, security, value-added services, seasonal overflow requirements – all with one telephone call.
Another way to look at it is to picture 3PL services as a cafeteria. You take only what you want from all the offerings, and you might take different items each time you go through the line. You pay only for what you take.
Perhaps it’s best explained through the example of one of our clients, Steve Leinenbach, president and CEO of a new, St. Louis-based company called Safety By Design.
The company manufactures and sells security products for residential and small commercial applications; specifically, a keyless deadbolt lock. People can lock the deadbolt without a key when leaving their home.
Safety By Design developed, and now owns the patent on the product, sold as the Turner Keyless Lock. It is manufactured in China to Safety By Design’s specifications, and under its direct supervision.
Steve markets this product to homeowners, hardware stores, lumber yards, locksmiths, and even direct-to-consumer via television shopping channels. He uses Clark Logistics for virtually all his company’s logistical needs – importing, customs clearance, freight forwarding, warehousing, shipping, order fulfillment – everything from hundreds of containers to a single item shipped directly to a homeowner.
“A new company has to take care of cash flow,” says Steve.. “We outsource a good part of our total operations – information technology services, human resources services, marketing and public relations, and all our logistics from warehousing to order fulfillment.
“When you’re new, and a smaller company, you can look just like your larger competitors, thanks to the Internet. But you have to perform like them, too, and to do that you need lots of support from someone you can trust to do a good job – someone who understands that you’re new and have to try harder; someone who knows how to dot all the “I’s and cross all the “T’s”..
He says, “At this stage of our company’s development and growth, a 3PL makes good sense. I wouldn’t even consider bringing on employees of my own or trying to buy or build warehouse space. A 3PL is ideal for startups and newer companies.”
Flexibility is a key component of effective 3PL service. In a case like Steve’s, he may not know from one month to the next how much warehouse space he will need. With a 3PL like Clark Logistics, he can rent storage space month-to-month in whatever volume he needs. If he only needed to store four or six containers and could stack his product four or six containers high, he needs to rent only enough floor space to hold one container. We price our service on a flat fee for each container brought in, each container brought out, and the amount of floor storage each container takes.
The beauty of the whole system is that while a client is storing product with a 3PL, he receives all the services that go with that warehouse space – security, insurance, labor, equipment, and custom processing and order fulfillment. And, as we mentioned, the customer pays only for the services he uses, and he can change the level of service he needs from month to month.
If a business is seasonal, 3PL warehouse space is the perfect answer for fluctuations in inventory. Even some very large corporations operate this way – renting warehouse space to handle the overflow during seasonal peaks when their own space is insufficient to store the greater inventory. When inventories are down, the larger corporation can simply terminate the month-to-month contract with a 3PL.
Using a 3PL is a flexible, cost-efficient, customer-friendly solution to many of the tough questions a small business owner faces. Why worry about all those issues when, with one phone call, your worries are erased?
By Michael J. Cook, Vice President
Clark Logistic Services (CLS)
Copyright © 2005 Clark Properties, Inc.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Union Seventy Center
5391 Brown Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63120
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E-Mail: Sept 27, 2005
My name is John M. I have worked as a Tool/Moldmaker for 13 years. I have built molds for GM, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Harley Davidson, GE, Boing, RollysRoyce, Moen, Berreta, etc. I am specialized in new production mold construction and design, Mold diagnostics and repair, 3-D Cam programming (Unigraphics, MasterCam, Powermill, Prospector, and Work NC,), 3-D Cad programming, fixturing and general tool making.
I would like to offer my services, advice, and consultations for anyone who might have a question, problem or may need a second professional opinion. (dont be scammed!)
What do I charge? Nothing for questions. If you want me to actually make you something then we can talk.
Sincerely,
with regards, John M
http://merzfeld2004@yahoo.com(JM)
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To: dayjobiasl
From: King Mold
Subject: Injection Mold&Molding parts
Date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 3:05 AM
Dear Sir/Madam,
This is Sunny from B&H King Mold Ltd ShenZhen China. We are a professional Injection Mold&Molding parts maker.
There are about 100 machines in house. We made about 500 molds last year and 90% molds were exported to Europe, North American and others oversea. We are able to make small and simple molds, big and complex molds, we have made some insert molds, overmolds, two shot molds, gas assistant molds, unscrewing molds, hot runner molds and complex molds with many sliders driven by hydraulic cylinder. Also engaged in Printing, Painting Chrome, Plating, Assembling, Packaging, and Delivery.
Thank you for your time in advance. Your prompt attention will be highly appreciated!
Sincerely yours,
Sunny Xie/Marketing Engineer
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Business Development
B&H King Mold Limited
Tel: +86-755-89472535
Fax: +86-755-89472605
Email :sunny@king-mold.com
Skype: sunny.xie811
MSN: xiexia811@hotmail.com
Website:http://www.king-mold.com
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