CNC (computer numerical control) machining allows the production of custom precision parts for scale models. The author worked with a company called HLH Prototypes in China to CNC machine custom side frames for a scale helicopter gearbox. Within 10 days of submitting the 3D CAD file, the author received the finished parts, which fit perfectly and worked well in the assembled gearbox. CNC machining makes it possible for hobbyists to economically produce small batches of complex, high-precision custom parts for scale models.
This portfolio contains examples of engineering work performed by the author as a production engineer. It includes the design, prototyping, and production of a cutting jig machine to cut flat extruded products. CAD models of machine parts and an existing product are also included. The cutting jig machine was iteratively designed and prototyped before a final production version was constructed that could continuously cut materials within tight tolerances.
The document provides information about training programs offered by Soltosafs, located in Coimbatore, India. They offer Design & Development Training including courses in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, GD&T, and Reverse Engineering. They also offer Manufacturing Training covering topics like Quality Control, Machine Shop processes, and Assembly. For more information or questions, contact Soltosafs at the phone numbers or address provided.
This drawing shows a coordinated layout for level 04 zone 6 of a construction project. It includes notes referencing other manufacturing and installation drawings, as well as information about copyright and scale. Dimensions are to be checked on site. The drawing was created by Crown House Technologies and includes details such as the project name, references to architects and engineers involved, revision details, and sheet information.
SQP Engineering Ltd. offers technical assistance to the construction industry and supply chain. Matt King has 15 years of experience in major civil engineering projects, specializing in assessing constructability of piling works and producing customized solutions. He can also manage lifting equipment and produce detailed lift plans for complex lifts. King uses CAD to produce 3D plans and has experience working with organizations like Network Rail and London Underground. He hopes the services offered are of interest to address the increasing complexity of projects around London.
This document outlines various 3D modeling and documentation projects completed by the author from 2006 to 2015. It includes conceptual designs of tanker trailers and strength calculations according to ADR rules for a master's degree final project in 2006. Subsequent projects involved constructing 3D models and documentation in software such as Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, ProEngineer, and Catia V5 for applications including manure spreaders, welding fixtures, steel constructions, industrial automation equipment, and waste recycling lines.
Sagar Enterprises is a company located in Nashik, India that deals with special purpose machines, fixtures, machined components, industrial automation, prototype development, 3D modeling, drafting, and mechanical and electronic assembly. The company has various lathe machines, drilling machines, sawing machines, welding equipment, and grinding machines. It provides mechanical design, finite element analysis, drafting, modeling, and consulting services to clients in various industries.
M.Sc. René Kawulok is a 35-year-old mechanical design engineer with over 10 years of experience in new product development for the automotive and high-tech industries, specializing in plastic and sheet metal components. He is a respected Pro/Engineer CAD specialist focused on quality design, CAD data quality, and project success. He is fluent in English and has a beginner level of German.
The portfolio document lists various construction and engineering projects the person has worked on including projects for Insead, CGH Hospital, Abbvie, PLQ, China Roche, AztraZeneca, and ABB. It also mentions that the person is a member of ShanghaiBIM, a group that organizes monthly seminars in Shanghai as a platform for experts to share their BIM experience.
This portfolio contains examples of engineering work performed by the author as a production engineer. It includes the design, prototyping, and production of a cutting jig machine to cut flat extruded products. CAD models of machine parts and an existing product are also included. The cutting jig machine was iteratively designed and prototyped before a final production version was constructed that could continuously cut materials within tight tolerances.
The document provides information about training programs offered by Soltosafs, located in Coimbatore, India. They offer Design & Development Training including courses in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, GD&T, and Reverse Engineering. They also offer Manufacturing Training covering topics like Quality Control, Machine Shop processes, and Assembly. For more information or questions, contact Soltosafs at the phone numbers or address provided.
This drawing shows a coordinated layout for level 04 zone 6 of a construction project. It includes notes referencing other manufacturing and installation drawings, as well as information about copyright and scale. Dimensions are to be checked on site. The drawing was created by Crown House Technologies and includes details such as the project name, references to architects and engineers involved, revision details, and sheet information.
SQP Engineering Ltd. offers technical assistance to the construction industry and supply chain. Matt King has 15 years of experience in major civil engineering projects, specializing in assessing constructability of piling works and producing customized solutions. He can also manage lifting equipment and produce detailed lift plans for complex lifts. King uses CAD to produce 3D plans and has experience working with organizations like Network Rail and London Underground. He hopes the services offered are of interest to address the increasing complexity of projects around London.
This document outlines various 3D modeling and documentation projects completed by the author from 2006 to 2015. It includes conceptual designs of tanker trailers and strength calculations according to ADR rules for a master's degree final project in 2006. Subsequent projects involved constructing 3D models and documentation in software such as Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, ProEngineer, and Catia V5 for applications including manure spreaders, welding fixtures, steel constructions, industrial automation equipment, and waste recycling lines.
Sagar Enterprises is a company located in Nashik, India that deals with special purpose machines, fixtures, machined components, industrial automation, prototype development, 3D modeling, drafting, and mechanical and electronic assembly. The company has various lathe machines, drilling machines, sawing machines, welding equipment, and grinding machines. It provides mechanical design, finite element analysis, drafting, modeling, and consulting services to clients in various industries.
M.Sc. René Kawulok is a 35-year-old mechanical design engineer with over 10 years of experience in new product development for the automotive and high-tech industries, specializing in plastic and sheet metal components. He is a respected Pro/Engineer CAD specialist focused on quality design, CAD data quality, and project success. He is fluent in English and has a beginner level of German.
The portfolio document lists various construction and engineering projects the person has worked on including projects for Insead, CGH Hospital, Abbvie, PLQ, China Roche, AztraZeneca, and ABB. It also mentions that the person is a member of ShanghaiBIM, a group that organizes monthly seminars in Shanghai as a platform for experts to share their BIM experience.
The document discusses rapid prototyping techniques. It begins by defining what a prototype is and the purposes of prototypes. It then discusses the development of rapid prototyping from manual prototyping to soft/virtual prototyping to rapid prototyping using computer-aided design. Common rapid prototyping techniques are described such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, selective laser sintering, and 3D printing. Applications and advantages of rapid prototyping are also summarized.
Diploma Final Year Project,
Title : CD-ROM CNC Plotter
College : Agnel Polytechnic , Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Year : 2016-2017,
Course : Mechanical Engineering
Group Members : 4
This document discusses rapid prototyping and provides details on various rapid prototyping techniques. It begins by defining what a prototype is and explaining the development of rapid prototyping from manual methods to soft and then rapid prototyping using additive manufacturing. Specific rapid prototyping techniques covered include stereolithography (SLA), selective laser sintering (SLS), laminated object manufacturing (LOM), and fused deposition modeling (FDM). Applications of rapid prototyping include design, engineering analysis, and tooling. Advantages are listed as fast, accurate production with minimal material waste, while limitations include staircase effects and cost.
CADISON celebrates its 15-year journey this year. Right from the beginning, its unique design philosophy & architecture and engineering data-driven solution approach has been a core strength. It allows seamless unification of data, objects and workflows – naturally yielding the ‘Single Version of Truth’ throughout the project life-cycle across various stakeholders of the enterprise, be it different disciplines or sites or suppliers.
This document outlines the objectives, syllabus, and outcomes of the course 22ME403 - Smart Manufacturing. The course aims to teach students about computer-aided technologies used in design and manufacturing like CAD, CAM, additive manufacturing, and more. The syllabus covers 5 units: introduction to CAD and CAM, geometric modeling, CAD standards, cellular manufacturing and FMS, and additive manufacturing. Students will learn about product design processes, 3D modeling, data exchange standards, flexible manufacturing systems, and 3D printing technologies. The course includes both theory and laboratory components to provide hands-on learning experiences.
This document outlines the objectives and syllabus for the course 22ME403 - Smart Manufacturing. The course aims to teach learners about enabling computer technologies used in design and manufacturing like CAD, CAM, additive manufacturing, and more. The syllabus is divided into 5 units that will cover topics such as CAD systems, geometric modeling, CAD standards, cellular manufacturing, flexible manufacturing systems, and additive manufacturing processes. Students will complete related experiments with 3D modeling, CNC programming, and 3D printing software.
i m constantly looking for a job and this this portfolio is to give you a deeper insight into my experience and skills I have gained over my recent history.
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HYBRID MACHINE COMBINING RAPID PROTOTYPING AND ...shone john
This document describes a seminar report on the design and development of a hybrid machine combining rapid prototyping and CNC milling. The report was authored by Shone John, a final year mechanical engineering student, and guided by his professor Er. Nandhu S. The report proposes a new design for a hybrid machine that can perform both fused deposition modeling (FDM) rapid prototyping and CNC milling on a single platform. This would help overcome issues with misalignment between separate machines and reduce costs compared to using separate machines. The design places an FDM extruder and CNC milling spindle on opposite sides of a rotary stage to allow switching between the two processes without misalignment.
Rapid prototyping is an additive manufacturing process that builds 3D models layer by layer directly from CAD data. It allows for quick fabrication of parts and reduces development time and costly mistakes compared to conventional machining. The document discusses various rapid prototyping technologies such as stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. It provides details on the working, advantages, applications, and history of these additive manufacturing methods.
This document provides information on rapid prototyping. It defines rapid prototyping as an additive manufacturing process that fabricates a physical model layer by layer directly from 3D CAD data. The document discusses several rapid prototyping technologies including stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. It explains the basic principles, materials, and processes for each technique. The document also covers the history and applications of rapid prototyping.
The document discusses Hurco 5-axis machining centers and their integrated control systems. It highlights how Hurco's conversational programming and features like Transform Plane allow customers to easily program 5-sided parts without CAM and reduce setup times. It provides success stories of customers who have increased productivity and reduced costs by switching to Hurco 5-axis machines. The document also addresses common objections to 5-axis machining and how Hurco machines and controls overcome issues like complexity, cost, training needs, and more.
Judco Manufacturing is a 40,000 square foot facility that operates 24/7 with 287 employees across three locations. It has complete in-house manufacturing capabilities including injection molding, wire processing, assembly, and prototyping. Judco produces automotive switches and sensors at its Harbor City, CA location and has engineering support offices in eastern and western Michigan. It also has manufacturing facilities in Honduras and a strategic partnership in China to provide lower-cost alternatives.
Interactive Cad Solutions provides mechanical engineering design services including 3D modeling, drafting, detailing, rapid prototyping, and reverse engineering. They work with both small businesses and large corporations to help turn designs into functional products quickly. Their CAD services include file translation, parametric 3D modeling, simulation, and finite element analysis to optimize designs. They also offer rapid prototyping using stereolithography to produce physical models directly from 3D CAD files.
CAM Tools is a precision mould maker located in Mumbai, India that offers solutions for complex tooling challenges. It has over 20 years of expertise in the tool and die industry. CAM Tools has various CNC and EDM machining capabilities along with injection moulding machines. It provides full-service precision mould manufacturing and injection moulding services to industries such as automotive, electrical, medical, and aerospace.
KBX Engineering provides tooling design, manufacturing, and program management services. They work with tooling suppliers in Asia to design and build stamping dies and molds for industries such as automotive, appliance, and electronics. KBX handles project management, engineering support in both North America and China, and ensures projects are completed on time and on budget. Customers are encouraged to visit KBX's suppliers in Asia to see their facilities and capabilities.
Rapid prototyping uses layer-by-layer additive manufacturing techniques to quickly produce physical prototypes directly from 3D CAD models. It offers significant time and cost savings over traditional subtractive methods. The basic rapid prototyping process involves (1) creating a CAD model, (2) converting it to STL format, (3) slicing the digital model into thin layers, and (4) constructing the physical model layer-by-layer using materials like polymers, paper or powdered metals. This allows for the fabrication of objects with complex internal features.
The document provides information about an internship at HRS Engineering Solutions in Bangalore, India. It discusses the company profile, vision, and mission. It then details the intern's weekly activities, including learning Siemens NX software, laser beam machining, vertical milling, water jet machining, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. The intern gained experience operating machines and designing parts. The summary provides an overview of the key learnings and experiences from the internship.
The document discusses rapid prototyping techniques. It begins by defining what a prototype is and the purposes of prototypes. It then discusses the development of rapid prototyping from manual prototyping to soft/virtual prototyping to rapid prototyping using computer-aided design. Common rapid prototyping techniques are described such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, selective laser sintering, and 3D printing. Applications and advantages of rapid prototyping are also summarized.
Diploma Final Year Project,
Title : CD-ROM CNC Plotter
College : Agnel Polytechnic , Vashi, Navi Mumbai
Year : 2016-2017,
Course : Mechanical Engineering
Group Members : 4
This document discusses rapid prototyping and provides details on various rapid prototyping techniques. It begins by defining what a prototype is and explaining the development of rapid prototyping from manual methods to soft and then rapid prototyping using additive manufacturing. Specific rapid prototyping techniques covered include stereolithography (SLA), selective laser sintering (SLS), laminated object manufacturing (LOM), and fused deposition modeling (FDM). Applications of rapid prototyping include design, engineering analysis, and tooling. Advantages are listed as fast, accurate production with minimal material waste, while limitations include staircase effects and cost.
CADISON celebrates its 15-year journey this year. Right from the beginning, its unique design philosophy & architecture and engineering data-driven solution approach has been a core strength. It allows seamless unification of data, objects and workflows – naturally yielding the ‘Single Version of Truth’ throughout the project life-cycle across various stakeholders of the enterprise, be it different disciplines or sites or suppliers.
This document outlines the objectives, syllabus, and outcomes of the course 22ME403 - Smart Manufacturing. The course aims to teach students about computer-aided technologies used in design and manufacturing like CAD, CAM, additive manufacturing, and more. The syllabus covers 5 units: introduction to CAD and CAM, geometric modeling, CAD standards, cellular manufacturing and FMS, and additive manufacturing. Students will learn about product design processes, 3D modeling, data exchange standards, flexible manufacturing systems, and 3D printing technologies. The course includes both theory and laboratory components to provide hands-on learning experiences.
This document outlines the objectives and syllabus for the course 22ME403 - Smart Manufacturing. The course aims to teach learners about enabling computer technologies used in design and manufacturing like CAD, CAM, additive manufacturing, and more. The syllabus is divided into 5 units that will cover topics such as CAD systems, geometric modeling, CAD standards, cellular manufacturing, flexible manufacturing systems, and additive manufacturing processes. Students will complete related experiments with 3D modeling, CNC programming, and 3D printing software.
i m constantly looking for a job and this this portfolio is to give you a deeper insight into my experience and skills I have gained over my recent history.
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HYBRID MACHINE COMBINING RAPID PROTOTYPING AND ...shone john
This document describes a seminar report on the design and development of a hybrid machine combining rapid prototyping and CNC milling. The report was authored by Shone John, a final year mechanical engineering student, and guided by his professor Er. Nandhu S. The report proposes a new design for a hybrid machine that can perform both fused deposition modeling (FDM) rapid prototyping and CNC milling on a single platform. This would help overcome issues with misalignment between separate machines and reduce costs compared to using separate machines. The design places an FDM extruder and CNC milling spindle on opposite sides of a rotary stage to allow switching between the two processes without misalignment.
Rapid prototyping is an additive manufacturing process that builds 3D models layer by layer directly from CAD data. It allows for quick fabrication of parts and reduces development time and costly mistakes compared to conventional machining. The document discusses various rapid prototyping technologies such as stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. It provides details on the working, advantages, applications, and history of these additive manufacturing methods.
This document provides information on rapid prototyping. It defines rapid prototyping as an additive manufacturing process that fabricates a physical model layer by layer directly from 3D CAD data. The document discusses several rapid prototyping technologies including stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. It explains the basic principles, materials, and processes for each technique. The document also covers the history and applications of rapid prototyping.
The document discusses Hurco 5-axis machining centers and their integrated control systems. It highlights how Hurco's conversational programming and features like Transform Plane allow customers to easily program 5-sided parts without CAM and reduce setup times. It provides success stories of customers who have increased productivity and reduced costs by switching to Hurco 5-axis machines. The document also addresses common objections to 5-axis machining and how Hurco machines and controls overcome issues like complexity, cost, training needs, and more.
Judco Manufacturing is a 40,000 square foot facility that operates 24/7 with 287 employees across three locations. It has complete in-house manufacturing capabilities including injection molding, wire processing, assembly, and prototyping. Judco produces automotive switches and sensors at its Harbor City, CA location and has engineering support offices in eastern and western Michigan. It also has manufacturing facilities in Honduras and a strategic partnership in China to provide lower-cost alternatives.
Interactive Cad Solutions provides mechanical engineering design services including 3D modeling, drafting, detailing, rapid prototyping, and reverse engineering. They work with both small businesses and large corporations to help turn designs into functional products quickly. Their CAD services include file translation, parametric 3D modeling, simulation, and finite element analysis to optimize designs. They also offer rapid prototyping using stereolithography to produce physical models directly from 3D CAD files.
CAM Tools is a precision mould maker located in Mumbai, India that offers solutions for complex tooling challenges. It has over 20 years of expertise in the tool and die industry. CAM Tools has various CNC and EDM machining capabilities along with injection moulding machines. It provides full-service precision mould manufacturing and injection moulding services to industries such as automotive, electrical, medical, and aerospace.
KBX Engineering provides tooling design, manufacturing, and program management services. They work with tooling suppliers in Asia to design and build stamping dies and molds for industries such as automotive, appliance, and electronics. KBX handles project management, engineering support in both North America and China, and ensures projects are completed on time and on budget. Customers are encouraged to visit KBX's suppliers in Asia to see their facilities and capabilities.
Rapid prototyping uses layer-by-layer additive manufacturing techniques to quickly produce physical prototypes directly from 3D CAD models. It offers significant time and cost savings over traditional subtractive methods. The basic rapid prototyping process involves (1) creating a CAD model, (2) converting it to STL format, (3) slicing the digital model into thin layers, and (4) constructing the physical model layer-by-layer using materials like polymers, paper or powdered metals. This allows for the fabrication of objects with complex internal features.
The document provides information about an internship at HRS Engineering Solutions in Bangalore, India. It discusses the company profile, vision, and mission. It then details the intern's weekly activities, including learning Siemens NX software, laser beam machining, vertical milling, water jet machining, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. The intern gained experience operating machines and designing parts. The summary provides an overview of the key learnings and experiences from the internship.
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regujar modelers could
use the revo ut onary
techno ogy of 3D printing
to produce custom parts
for scale mode s camera dTones and
0ther model fg applicat ons. 3D printing
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st I compofents that, owing to strength
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metals. [,4achin ng prec si0n components
s a cha eng ng art form, and tools
w th the necessary precls 0n can cost
thousands of dollars Fortunate y,lust
as 3D pr nting al ows us to bypass the
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parts nject on molded, custom CNC
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has morc than 2O0 emplo!'ees and
provlde5 a wlde rdn8e of ma(hhlng and
rapld-prototyplng processes.
2. WHAT IS CNC MACHINING?
CNC (Computer Numerical Control)
machiningtakes in a family ofprocesses
that use computer controlto operate
milling machines, lathes, and other
equipment. Instead of manually running
the machine making toolchanges, and
repositioning workpieces, operators
generate "toolpaths" on a desktop
computer, effectively telling the machine
not only what shape to cut but also what
cutters to use and how quickly to operate
the CNC machine then cuts the parts
with little operator involvementi some
machines can change cutters or evenload
fresh workpieces automatically. Once the
tool pathis generated, the machine can
produce anynumber of copies
With the growlng influence of rapid
prototyping in the industrial world,
there are a growing number of suppliers
ar ound rhe world who use CNC machin.r g
and otherprocesses to quickly and
efficiently produce one-off or small
batch prototypes. I recently started using
one of these suppliers HLHPrototypes
(hlhprototypes com), to produce custom
components formy scale helicopter
mechanics. The process is easier and more
affordable than you might expect:My
custom gearboxparts were less than 5100,
andl could order smallbatches for less
thanSS0per set
OVERVIEW OF }ILH PROTOTYPES
HLH Prototypes is a rapid-prototyping
supplier in Shenzhen Chjna.It provides a
broad array of manufacturing processes
jncluding CNC machining 3D printing,
inlection molding andvacuum casting. lhe
company was founded in 2001 and now has
more than 200 employees lhey currently
operate more than 40 CNCmachines,
along wir h 3D printer s. va.uum casting
machines, andinjectionmolders.HLHis
managed by lames MurPhY, a natlve of
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the United Kingdom who moved to China
in 2008. the compary has a strong online
presence, and it typically turns around
quote requests overnight.
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'lhe first step, of course, is to draw your
components in 3D CAD (Computer-Aided
Design). Rhino is my personal favodte 3D
design application, but therc are many
other options, including open-source ard
web-based products.
[,fy prcject was to build a 42-degree tail
rotor gearbox for a scale Huey helicopter.
Because I was using parts from Align
T-Rex 600 tail units, the flrst step was to
carcfully measurc the stock side plates
and draw them in the CAD environment.
'fhis 2D computer model was then
mirrored at a 42-degree angle to get the
basic layout for my new side plates, the 2D
design was converted to a 3D solid, and I
was ready to email my design for quoting.
Because HLH'S business model
emphasizes speed, its pdce quote includes
the cost for international FedEx shipping.
If you can wait a tew days Ior your parts,
you can save a Iittle on shipping costs, the
terms are 50% down, with the balance
due on completion, and HLH commonly
completes small prctotypes in one to two
weeks.
Based on calEfrrl measu*ments ot
the stock Allgn tall udt, I dr€fl rry
42-degEe slde lram.s uslng Rhlno,
tnylavo te 30 dGslgn proararl- I then
emall€d the 3D model to HLH. Hces
are typlcaly quoted ovemlghL My
custom aearbox parts rrere less than
S1O0. and I could oder small betch.s
Ior less rhan S50 per set.
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the ball beadng! were r p€rfcct press-fit.
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complex parts wlth mlnlmal dlEct labor. HLH can Erydy .try
number of parts, lrom slryle unlt! to thousands. You <an s€e
hundreds of product ex.mples ln HLH'S Fllckr album.
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My sales representative kept me posted onmy order status
and provided tracking info when my parts shipped.Ihad
mypartsin handjust 10 days after placing my order, which
is impressive. Sohow did theylook? Thephotos speakfor
themselves. l was pleased that all tool marks had been buffed
out, and the dimensional accuracy simply could not have
been any better.'lhe assembled gearboxruns silky smooth
and Iooks as good as any commercialproduct. I can foresee
using HLH's services for allsorts of future projects, such as
retractable landing gear, scale rotorheads, and custom gears.
lhe possibilities are neariy endless. +
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op€rates more than 40 CNC machlnes ln a range ofstz€s tn addtton
to 30 prlntlng, Inlecdofl moldlng, vict um castlnt, and lr,ke EDM
(electrlcaldlscharge machlnlng).
.,;,I After CNC machlnlng ls complet€d, parts go to post-
6nlshln& wheE remalnlng tool marks are buftud our.
HLH canalso pmvlde hlgh-gradepollshedfnlshes.
palndry, oranodlzlngat an addltlonal cost.
-l: ir,: r. Ihe ass€mbled 42-d€gr€e gearbor
Iooks as good as any commerclal product.
Gearlash ls permanently set and
requlres no adjustment. lvlth CNC
machlnl.rg, lt's posslble for retular
modeleE to d€slgn and produce
pre€lslon custom ass€mblles
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