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• Daniel.Lou May 9, 2013 at 2:53am

  Hi,this is Daniel,i am a engineer professional in prototyping and tooling in China.Hope we could learn more each other in here and also hope have an opportunity to work with you.

  www.jevny.com
  www.jevny.wordpress.com (Prototype and Tooling life in Shenzhen)
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  Peter Vigil Jr. March 31, 2010 at 9:36am

  Hi Duane,
  
  I recently read your post about low volume tooling. Our company specializes in Low Volume Prototyping and Tooling.
  
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  Please give me a call at 619-251-2145 so I explain our quick turn tooling solution for you.
  
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  North American Sales Manager
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  Paul Spiech August 19, 2009 at 4:59pm

  Duane,
  
  I have a client in Chicago seeking a Mechanical Project Engineer with strong SolidWorks skills. They would like someone with experience designing products where aesthetics are involved.
  
  If you are interested in hearing more please send me an email with your contact information to pauls@sriusa.biz.
  
  Thanks,
  Paul Spiech
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  Jerry Gordon March 26, 2009 at 10:46am

  Thanks Duane,
  
  That is good advice and I do all my work at 1 to 1. This was an assembly that I picked up from the user library. It is a drawing of a car that I would like to use in one of my assemblies.
  
  Jerry Gordon
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  Gerritt VanNoord January 21, 2009 at 7:43am

  Depends on how effective each individual is at the assigned task. To me, it's logical assigning someone to do what their specialty would be. CAD operaters are very efficient at "materializing" an idea and engineers have the idea of what to do with the materials. Seems it would be more efficient to keep them separate. Each project has it's own context.
  my $0.02

  Context.my