[Ncame-students] [EXT] RE: Your machining projects
Arash Soltani Tehrani
azs0181 at auburn.edu
Tue Mar 23 13:16:28 CDT 2021
Dr. Shamsaei
I think he is referring to the Ti64 samples that were cut and therefore they can have different length because of bandsaw. Otherwise, other specimens have almost equal overall length. The length I designed was 82 mm. However, I believe that it can be possible to go as low as 72 mm.
Therefore, it should be okay based on the shortest length however, can he specify how much is the shortest specimen that he has available right now?
Very Respectfully,
Arash Soltani-Tehrani
Ph.D. Student | Auburn University
AM Laboratory Coordinator | Nat’l Cent. for Additive Mfg. Excellence (NCAME)
Senator | Graduate Student Council (GSC) | Auburn University
Phone: (334) 497-2159
Email: azs0181 at auburn.edu |
Website: eng.auburn.edu/ncame
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Subject: [Ncame-students] FW: [EXT] RE: Your machining projects
Is this okay?
From: Steve Obarski <saobarski at obarsmachine.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2021 12:47 PM
To: Nima Shamsaei <shamsaei at auburn.edu>; 'Haghshenas, Meysam' <Meysam.Haghshenas at UToledo.Edu>
Subject: RE: [EXT] RE: Your machining projects
That sounds good. In order to keep the prices as low as possible, the parts must be the same length in order to machine efficiently. This will keep the price as low as possible. What we will do is find the shortest one and make the 20 samples to that length. This will allow us to run the parts in the least amount of time.
STEVE OBARSKI
OBARS MACHINE
419 535-6307
From: Nima Shamsaei [mailto:shamsaei at auburn.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2021 1:35 PM
To: Steve Obarski <saobarski at obarsmachine.com<mailto:saobarski at obarsmachine.com>>; 'Haghshenas, Meysam' <Meysam.Haghshenas at UToledo.Edu<mailto:Meysam.Haghshenas at UToledo.Edu>>
Subject: RE: [EXT] RE: Your machining projects
Steve,
There might be 3 different geometries, but over time we will send hundred of specimens, so you will have so many specimens for each design.
Thanks,
Nima
From: Steve Obarski <saobarski at obarsmachine.com<mailto:saobarski at obarsmachine.com>>
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2021 12:26 PM
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Subject: [EXT] RE: Your machining projects
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Good pm. I’m looking at the samples you sent to me. It makes it very difficult to machine parts as a group when the over-all length is .25 different from one sample to the next. This will require running each part alone. We will try to group similar lengths to run together, but some of these are a mess. If you want us to hold prices to the quote, we need consistant parts that can run one 1 set-up on. The more time we spend preparing the parts to run, the more expensive the parts will be. In the future please make sure the parts are the same length. Some ends are cut on a 20 deg. angle. We could double the time on them.
STEVE OBARSKI
OBARS MACHINE
419 535-6307
From: Haghshenas, Meysam [mailto:Meysam.Haghshenas at UToledo.Edu]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2021 2:28 PM
To: Nima Shamsaei <shamsaei at auburn.edu<mailto:shamsaei at auburn.edu>>
Cc: Steve Obarski <saobarski at obarsmachine.com<mailto:saobarski at obarsmachine.com>>
Subject: Your machining projects
Dear Nima,
I met and talked extensively with Steve.
The price for the current samples went up a bit cause (i) quantity is low, (ii) dimensions are different from the previous set and therefore they have to be done with a different set up/tooling for this small quality of work.
I mentioned that you are going to regularly mail him the samples and in large quantities. He said, in this case, he makes sure your machining projects are in his schedule with a firm delivery time. For regular (and large-quantity) machining works he will go with the original (and even lower) price.
Please give him a heads up for each shipment beforehand with the blueprints included in the shipment.
Cheers,
Meysam
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