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User Profile for tubenut
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tubenut
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Join Date: |
10/30/2007 |
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Power-User |
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01/11/2010 11:07 PM
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Last Post Date: |
01/11/2010 11:06 PM
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Vote your hope not your fear. |
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http://www.tubenotching.com
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Location: |
Bensenville il |
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127
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Biography |
Worked in the tooling industry for forty-years. But still get a kick out of watching our machines run!
This is an interesting business. There is no such thing as same old-same old. Every day presents a new challenge. Every challenge increases our knowledge.
Looking at our variety of our machines you can see we have gained priceless experience.
Our new Blog: this has videos that I will be adding from time to time.
For more info check out our "about-us" Page. An interesting idea for a link-all website.
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Member of User Group Engineering Fields
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11/01/2007 |
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Manufacturing Engineering
(since 11/01/2007)
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These are Air-Bag cylinders notched, etc.. on Our Multi-Station Tube Fabricating Machine: Video- click on Left image to watch.
Warning: These links lead to my website!
I am retired now but I worked for the Innovo Corporation as an engineer/design/tool &die maker. Started out in 1964 as an apprentice tool & die maker.
I am retired now but still do consulting work . Also design using auto cad. My Latest design was this Double-End notcher that kicks out three thousand parts an hour/PPH.
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Member of User Group United States
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11/03/2007 |
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US - Statue of Liberty
(since 11/03/2007)
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New Member
USA
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