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Manufacturing Portfolio
Manufacturing Portfolio
Hello! I'm Miguel Bastida, a skilled CNC machinist who brings unrivaled passion and expertise to every project.
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CNC Machining
With proficiency mostly in Haas machines, I excel in every aspect of machine operation: from building work-holding fixtures, seamless code transfer (CAM to postprocessor), to meticulous machine and tool setup/configuration for each unique job.
I am confident in my ability to write, inspect, and swiftly correct G code in real-time on the CNC integrated controller. Additionally, I keep myself up to date to maximize the potential of newly integrated G codes and all Haas new features.
When it comes to operating CNC machines, I prioritize both efficiency and safety. Adhering to best practices and safety standards, I create a secure work environment at all times.
This are the CNC machines I have experience with:
CAD & CAM
Proficient in SolidWorks (2016 and up)
Proficient Siemens NX (11 and up)
Proficient in Mastercam (2017 and up)
Adept Creo Parametric (4.0 only)
Some experience in BobCam (v30)
I have some experience using Autodesk Inventor, AutoCad, Fusion 360
Metrology
Quick shop inspection (while setup on the machine) Quick shop inspection (while setup on the machine)
Blueprinting
Complete assembly blueprinting
Engineering and machine shop annotations
GD&T (2009 & 2018)
When to use and when is cost effective to apply GD&T into a design
Rules of GD&T, when do they apply and when do they cancel each other
How to read, apply and draw GD&T into a blueprint
How to inspect manufactured pieces to GD&T specifications
Additive Manufacturing
CAD optimization for 3d printing
Model slicing
Hobbyist FDM machines
Formlabs SLA machine
Materials such as:
Manual Machining / Other Processes
Machining operations with:
Other Skills
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