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Dave Frank is listed as NC Programming Lead at Dasco Engineering at Dasco Engineering, based in Los Angeles County, California, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at adi-aero.com, phone signal with area code 661, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dave Frank.
Dave Frank previously worked as NC Programming Lead at Dasco Engineering and 5-Axis CNC Programmer at Aerospace Dynamics International Inc.. Dave Frank holds Machine Tool Technology/Machinist from Union County Vocational Center, Scotch Plains, N.J..
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OVERVIEW: 34 years of Aircraft NC Programming, Tool Design, Planning, Postprocessors, and Vericut experience. I have a very diversified background starting out as a Manual Machinist (2Y) , CNC Operator (2Y), Setup Man, Tape proof and fixer, CNC Machine Shop Supervisor, Programmer, Post Builder with GEN4AX, PWORKS and ICAM, Vericut Expert, and Machine Builder, and an Advanced CAM Systems Engineer.One thing that defines my career, the first 4 years of programming, I was the only programmer, and had to do it all. I researched how to get to maximum out of each software tool I used. I developed the postprocessors, made high quality computer generated one page per tool shop documentation. I started using Vericut version 2, in 1990. Back then, you could not zoom or rotate and continue cutting. My solution was to develop many views zooming on areas. I set up batch files, so the PC running Vericut was always batching. So I could review snapshot, in process, and playback files. Another career definer: being chosen to lead the advanced implementation of Catia V5. I was empowered to research and setup the higher functions of V5, and leverage the technology. DS studies found few V5 customers use V5 to its fullest, and gain high R.O.I. of functions existing in the software. I know how to get the most out of Catia. I have connections to find out most anything.
Listed skills include Aerospace, Machining, Manufacturing, Machine Tools, and 35 others.
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Lead the NC department, at Dasco Engineering, a large aerospace machining and assembly facility specializing in complex,, large, titanium aero-structures.Deploy and oversee advanced titanium machining methods.Deploy Optimization of toolpaths and feed rates.Migrate all postprocessors to ICAM, while deploying value added functionality to leverage information.
Fort Worth, Texas, US
Recruited by the Chief of NC programming to help in the all phases of the transition from UG-NX to CATIA V6. This included training, infrastructure, specifying enhancements, and working with IT. I was at Ground Zero for the first major implementation of CATIA V6 for NC. Not to mention the design of the 525 Relentless, which was all V6. The experience was.
My Original Duties included: programming, tool design, setup info and documentation. I used NCL,CATIA V4, and V5, Aside from programming many parts, I also maintained all the old NCL and APT programs, I also verified and repair all mistakes from offloaded programs.* In 2003, I was assigned to built an new postprocessor from scratch, for Catia V5, V4.
Turbo-MachineryContract programmer thru Multax inc. Duties included: programming of impellers, inducers, blisks, and other aircraft engine rotating hardware, using Unigraphics and NCL
Santa Clarita, CA, US
Duties included: programming, tool design, setup info and documentation. At ADI, I programmed Airbus wing ribs, 6 of the space shuttle external tank iso-grid panels, and the Boeing 737 Bifurcations, along with a variety of titanium spars. I helped introduce Vericut to the company and the programmers, by programming and proofing the companies first "all.
Duties as only programmer for 15 machines, included: programming, tool design, integrated with machine shop. Here after proving myself on and old NCL system (PDP-1173), the owner gave me 120K to get a top NCL system on a SGI workstation, with an E plotter, Pworks, NCLCADD. This was an important job, because as the only programmer, I was able to invest time.
Duties included: programming, tool design
Programmed complex tooling using 5-axis milling machines - At Schroeder, I was able to use innovation and creativity, to machine some complex tools in a way that required much less machine time than what was estimated with the original plan. Because of this I received several raises.
Duties included programming for over a dozen single and multi-spindle machines using N.C.L., and supervising the C.N.C. dept. Also planning, tool design, and training to operators to efficiently setup and run CNC machines. I used a white board to schedule the shop, and spend 50% programming and 50% supervising the shop, training 3 guys to tape proof and.
I was promoted after ten months, having started as C.N.C. machinist. Supervised eight machines, Including multi-spindles, 4-axis and 5-axis. Tru-Bor was owned by the late Ray Monks, who had a reputation for running the tightest ship in the business. Ray boasted that at that time company had more spindles then any other L.A. job shop. Aside from the C.N.C..
Duties included programming for C.N.C. lathe and mill using COMPACT II, tool design, supervising C.N.C. operators, and purchasing of all tooling & carbide.Amoco invented the 2 liter coke bottle, along with making plasic bottles for scope, listermint, Nyquil, and a variety of other beverage bottles. This is where I started programming. First with a.
Burroughs Computers is an O.E.M of Plasma information displays, such as the lights that keeps score on Ballys pinball machines. It had over 1400 employees. I worked in the tool room supporting engineers in a R&D and manufacturing facility. Used lathes, mills, surface grinders, sheet metal, and welders.
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Dave Frank works for Dasco Engineering.
Dave Frank is listed as NC Programming Lead at Dasco Engineering at Dasco Engineering.
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Dave Frank is based in Los Angeles County, California, United States while working with Dasco Engineering.
Dave Frank has worked for Dasco Engineering, Aerospace Dynamics International Inc., Bell Helicopter, Forrest Machining, and Paragon Precision..
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Dave Frank holds Machine Tool Technology/Machinist from Union County Vocational Center, Scotch Plains, N.J..
Dave Frank is listed with skills including Aerospace, Machining, Manufacturing, Machine Tools, Catia, Manufacturing Engineering, Composites, and Cam.
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