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Skills

  • 3D Design
  • 3D Modeling
  • Cam Programming
  • CNC
  • CNC Programming
  • Consultant
  • Process Automation
  • Process Consulting
  • Process Design
  • Programming

Services

  • Manufacturing Consultant (CAD_CAM CNC)

    $45/hr Starting at $150 Ongoing

    Dedicated Resource

    • Improvement of internal processes, namely, monetization of existing machinery, efficiency in programming times, automation processes, product quality, advice on the purchase of new equipment (CNC machines,...

    3D Design3D ModelingCam ProgrammingCNCCNC Programming

About

I'm a Manufacturing Consultant, with almost 20 years of experience working in CNC machines, CAM softwares, metrology, etc.

Over these years I have had several experiences in different sectors of the metalworking world that gave me knowledge in:
- CAM application techniques in 2.5x, 3x, 4\5x continuous, turn, mill-turn and swiss type.
- Fanuc, Fagor, Heidenhain, Sinumerik, Mazatrol and ISO controls.
- Post processor development and Machine Simulation Building for all kinds of machines in the market, including swiss type.
- Manufacturing consulting
- Team leading in several companies
- Rapid Prototyping
- 3D modeling in solids and surfaces
- Milling and turning process optimization

Some of the softwares I have more experience with are:
- SOLIDWORKS and Inventor
- SolidCAM 2.5X, 3X, 5X, turn, mill-turn and swiss type
- Visual Studio and Notepad++ for post-processors creation and editing
- Moduleworks tools for simulation
- CAMWORKS 2.5X, 3X, 5X, turn, mill-turn
- Esprit cam series 2000 and TNG 2.5X, 3X, 5X, turn, mill-turn and swiss type

Work Terms

I can work on short term or long term projects. It all depends on what the customer needs.
My communication is based on the customer preference, but I prefer skype, teams or other to projects that need more extensive collaboration. Talk can save many emails sometimes, although they are needed for stating important stages of the project.

Hourly jobs have estimated time, while fixed-price jobs have an estimated budget. I prefer to work hourly over fixed-price, although I work in both ways.

Fixed-price can lead to a freelancer's race for the lower budget while coming from completely different economies. In some countries €30\$30 is good for all day work and in others the same money is not even worth getting out of the bed, so that's why I think it's always best for both parties to work hourly.
Sometimes it is not even a country economy issue, many freelancers make low budgets to get as many projects as possible to rank up in the website charts.
There's an old saying that says "You get what you pay for ''.

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