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Recycling Nasty Stuff Efficiently – John Appel – ep 14917 Aug 202400:24:49

Jonathan is a Biologist by Education and a process and mechanical engineer by training and is a second generation inventor of a revolutionary waste to energy process that can convert all carbon-based waste, simultaneously in a wet and mixed stream into clean burning, carbon-neutral fuels, biochar, and organic fertilizers with no waste streams or byproducts, in an environmentally positive way.

His company uses heat, pressure and time in a patented process to safely convert waste into simple carbon chains.

Number one tip:

Just cant give up, if you truly believe in what you are doing

 

Contact info:

Website

www.Edenenergy.co

Personal Accounts

Instagram: JonathaAppel13

Twitter/X: JonathanAppel13

 

Company Accounts

Website: www.Edenenergy.co

Instagram: EdenEnergySolutions

Twitter/X: EdenEnergyX

 

Engineer to Financial Planner – Ryan Sullivan– ep 14823 Jul 202400:24:17

Engineer to Financial Planner – Ryan Sullivan– ep 148

Starting his career as a mechanical engineer, Ryan built an engineering department from the ground up. In just five years, he built the department into a formidable team of 11 professionals, generating an annual revenue exceeding $1 million. This journey uncovered Ryan's true passion for finance and investing, which led him to starting his financial planning firm.

Number one tip:

Put your finances on autopilot.

Contact info:

Obpfinancial.com

Linkedin

https://www.engineeringcareeraccelerator.com/engineeringentrepreneur

 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com.

Particle41 – Ben Johnson – Ep 13917 Oct 202300:36:27

Particle41 – Ben Johnson – Ep 139

Ben is the CEO & Founder of Particle41, a development firm providing businesses with integral support on application development, data science, and DevOps projects. 

I learned some new things in this episode. Devops is platform engineering. For example, his team created a training program on the Oculus headset. The training program was for safety training for operating a forklift. 

We discussed raising capital. Start with angel investors in your community. 

Lastly, we discussed personal productivity and AI.

Top Tip:

Just get up and do it.

Contact info:

Ben@particle41.com

Hone Your Writing Skills – Pam Hurley – Ep 13813 Sep 202300:32:36

Pam Hurley is founder and president of Hurley Write, Inc. She helps corporations fix the writing problems that are costing them time & money.

Everyone must write papers in high school and college (write 10 pages on subject X) but in the real world this is not how it works.

In the business world, the importance of writing is clear communication. For example, I write SOP’s (standard operating procedures) for most processes in my business. This makes it easy to train a new employee. 

Number one tip:

Plan for good writing.

Contact info:

Pam Hurley, PhD

President

910-233-7670

Hurley Write, Inc.

www.hurleywrite.com

https://www.engineeringcareeraccelerator.com/engineeringentrepreneur

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

Universal Robotics–Brian Kobus–Ep 13709 Aug 202300:27:11

Brian Kobus is the southeast Business Development Manager for Universal Robots based out of Charlotte, NC.

I personally met Brian during a demonstration he was running with a robot. He showed us a simple pick and place example of the robot moving a block from one area to another

The UR robot is easy to program. No code is needed.

When it comes to repetitive tasks, getting a robot can pay for itself very quickly. In addition to labor savings, robots do not need bathroom breaks, time off and do not make mistakes.

Number one tip

Don’t be intimidated by robotics, once you learn it the next project will be a lot easier

Contact:

bko@universal-robots.com

https://www.engineeringcareeraccelerator.com/engineeringentrepreneur

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

 

Pipeline Design & Engineering – Aaron Moncur – Ep 13604 Jul 202300:40:53

Aaron Moncur is the founder of Pipeline Design & Engineering. aron has a similar background to me where he worked as a design engineer first before starting his company. He worked designing medical devices.

His company specializes in making custom manufacturing equipment.

He’s learned (like me) that trading time for money has limited scalability so he has gotten into creating products. His first one is a threaded detail installer.

Aaron also has a podcast. Check it out, it’s called “Being an Engineer”

Number one tip: be nice to people. Everything we do, its all about relationships

Contact:

Linkedin

Today’s Episode is Sponsored by MFG.com 

Are you an engineer or designer looking for reliable and skilled manufacturers to bring your designs to life?

MFG.com, the world’s largest online manufacturing marketplace, connects you with over 10,000 suppliers across the globe. Browse the directory, or submit a Request for Quote and receive an average of 4 quotes from US suppliers.

MFG provides access to a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and 3D printing, so you can find the right supplier for your specific project needs.

Signing up for MFG.com is quick and free, and gives you the ability to manufacture your engineering designs efficiently and effectively.

So why wait? Sign up for MFG.com today and take your engineering and design projects to the next level. Again, Visit MFG.com to sign up today.

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

Itunes link

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/engineering-entrepreneur-podcast/id1141757951?mt=2

website link

http://caddesignhelp.com/podcast/

How to get Your Business Noticed – Jim James– Ep 13506 Jun 202300:43:31

Jim worked his career in Public Relations. His company was out of Singapore, and he sold that business a few years ago. 

How he runs the Unnoticed Entrepreneur Podcast

We talked about how you can increase brand awareness for your company. The main ways you can do this are to create engaging social media posts that educate the viewer and the other way is to make sure you are authentic.

Your posts need to inform, educate or inspire.

Number one tip:

Make yourself available. 

Contact info:

https://www.jimajames.com/

Today’s Episode is Sponsored by MFG.com 

Are you an engineer or designer looking for reliable and skilled manufacturers to bring your designs to life?

MFG.com, the world’s largest online manufacturing marketplace, connects you with over 10,000 suppliers across the globe. Browse the directory, or submit a Request for Quote and receive an average of 4 quotes from US suppliers.

MFG provides access to a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and 3D printing, so you can find the right supplier for your specific project needs.

Signing up for MFG.com is quick and free, and gives you the ability to manufacture your engineering designs efficiently and effectively.

So why wait? Sign up for MFG.com today and take your engineering and design projects to the next level. Again, Visit MFG.com to sign up today.

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

The Bold Patent Guy- JD Houvener– Ep 13431 May 202300:28:59

J.D. Houvener is the founder of Bold Patents, a law firm for startups and inventors to get their patents.

He also has his own podcast, The Bold Patents Show, which is in its second season.

 

He has a background working for Boeing as an engineer before starting his law firm.

We talked about how important it is to write your provisional patent the right way, which is talking about the novel aspects of your invention.

We talked about an example of how JD’s company helped an inventor with a fish lure product.

Don’t be afraid of infringement on your patent. If people are trying to copy you then you have a great product.

 

Number one tip:

Make sure to get an experienced patent lawyer on your side from the beginning of your invention process.

 

Contact info:

www.BOLDIP.com

 

Today’s Episode is Sponsored by MFG.com

Are you an engineer or designer looking for reliable and skilled manufacturers to bring your designs to life? MFG.com, the world’s largest online manufacturing marketplace, connects you with over 10,000 suppliers across the globe. Browse the directory, or submit a Request for Quote and receive an average of 4 quotes from US suppliers. MFG provides access to a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and 3D printing, so you can find the right supplier for your specific project needs.

Signing up for MFG.com is quick and free, and gives you the ability to manufacture your engineering designs efficiently and effectively. So why wait? Sign up for MFG.com today and take your engineering and design projects to the next level. Again, Visit MFG.com to sign up today.

 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

Freetime Solutions- Barry Coziahr – Ep 13309 May 202300:22:10

Barry Coziahr is a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Freetime.Solutions, a virtual personnel agency that helps small businesses, one-man-band entrepreneurs and professionals build a powerhouse team of virtual assistants.

I personally have a lot of experience with virtual assistants. I have been using them for years now to free up my time and scale my business.

Number one tip 

Take the time to train people, get some help so you can expand your business.

Contact info:

https://www.freetime.solutions/downloads

barry@teambuilders.agency

 

Today’s Episode is Sponsored by MFG.com 

Are you an engineer or designer looking for reliable and skilled manufacturers to bring your designs to life? MFG.com, the world’s largest online manufacturing marketplace, connects you with over 10,000 suppliers across the globe. Browse the directory, or submit a Request for Quote and receive an average of 4 quotes from US suppliers. MFG provides access to a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and 3D printing, so you can find the right supplier for your specific project needs.

Signing up for MFG.com is quick and free, and gives you the ability to manufacture your engineering designs efficiently and effectively. So why wait? Sign up for MFG.com today and take your engineering and design projects to the next level. Again, Visit MFG.com to sign up today.

 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

Exponential Theory – Aaron Bare – Ep 13202 May 202300:36:40

Exponential Theory – Aaron Bare – Ep 132

Aaron Bare is a bestselling author and speaker on the topic of exponential theory.

He helps businesses grow at an exponential rate instead of a linear rate.

 Large companies tend to think that 10% annual growth is good.

 But Aaron argues that this mentality limits you and prevents exponential growth.

We talked in depth about how emerging technologies are changing the world.

We talked in depth about Artificial Intelligence.

 

Number one tip 

The biggest opportunity is to think bigger about the problem you are solving.

Contact info

Aaronbare.com

XMBA.io

 

Today’s Episode is Sponsored by MFG.com and Shapeways

Are you an engineer or designer looking for reliable and skilled manufacturers to bring your designs to life?

MFG.com, the world’s largest online manufacturing marketplace, connects you with over 10,000 suppliers across the globe. 

Browse the directory, or submit a Request for Quote and receive an average of 4 quotes from US suppliers.

MFG provides access to a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and 3D printing, so you can find the right supplier for your specific project needs.

Signing up for MFG.com is quick and free, and gives you the ability to manufacture your engineering designs efficiently and effectively.

So why wait? Sign up for MFG.com today and take your engineering and design projects to the next level. Again, Visit MFG.com to sign up today.

 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

Itunes link

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/engineering-entrepreneur-podcast/id1141757951?mt=2

 

website link

http://caddesignhelp.com/podcast/

 

World’s First Ever Auto-Leveling Traveling Tripod – Michael Bogue – Ep 13122 Apr 202300:21:28

Michael Bogue is the brand manager of Benro Tripods in the US. He has a wide-ranging background from his current role managing tripods and lighting in the US, to his start in the photo business with DJI and drones.

 

We talked about Benro’s newest product, Theta. It is a smart, modular travel tripod with auto-leveling, an auto-lock QR ring, and more. They launched a Kickstarter and it has already raised 2.5 million dollars. 

Number one tip:

He does photography for his job, get out there and take as many photos as you can

 

Contact info

BenroUSA.com

Reach out on Kickstarter

 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

 

Voice Tone Artificial Intelligence- Sean Austin – Ep 13010 Apr 202300:29:40

Sean, CEO, and Co-Founder of Helios are on a mission to empower stakeholders with comprehensive and actionable information around tonal analytics. 

Helios is pioneering speech analytics for Wall Street.

They have saved investors MILLIONS by eliminating tone deafness to increase confidence in trading decisions.

They are the first and only company doing this in finance.

We discuss how tonal nuances, emotional analytics, and insights can lead to hidden issues that may not be clear.

 

Number one tip:

You can make a lot of progress with a small budget. Very lean to get prototypes out there and talk to people.

If you have a small budget, go talk to hedge funds

 

Contact info:

sean@helioslife.enterprises

 

Do you want to quit your job and be an entrepreneur? Click here:

http://eepurl.com/iiWiAH

 

Need help with your product design? Click here:

Caddesignehelp.com

 

Investing with Real Estate Syndicates – Dr Allen Lomax – Ep 14706 Jun 202400:26:52

Investing with Real Estate Syndicates – Dr. Allen Lomax– ep 147 

Dr. Allen, a seasoned leader with a Ph.D. in Organizational Systems Psychology. He has over three decades of experience. He underwent a transformative shift after years of working with horses and realizing the power of quiet mindfulness for personal and organizational growth. With expertise in college student development and psychology, he found fulfillment in academia while securing financial stability through real estate investing. Driven by a passion to empower others financially, he founded Steed Talker Capital and hosts the podcast Real Estate Investing Abundance, aiming to help leaders achieve abundance in all aspects of life. 

Most of our conversation focused on investing in large real estate deals through syndicates.  

Find a place that’s a quiet plate to find peace of mind to let your ideas come to surface. 

To invent and design, you don’t need to put yourself under pressure. 

Contact info: 

www.Steedtalker.com 

Driving a Boat Blind using Augmented Reality– David Rose– Ep 12927 Mar 202300:26:45

David Rose is an MIT lecturer, inventor, and five-time entrepreneur, who draws on culture, design, travel, and music to envision future products and businesses sparked by the next generation of technology.

His last book, Enchanted Objects, is the definitive book on designing the Internet of Things.

David wrote the seminal patent on photo sharing, founded an AI company focused on computer vision, and was VP of Vision Technology at Warby Parker.

 He is known for translating complex technologies into delightfully intuitive new products and consulting with businesses on how to thrive during digital disruption.

We had an in-depth conversation about how augmented reality can be implemented, especially in boat navigation.

Number one tip:

Try to be a lead user

 

Contact info:

https://www.supersight.world/

David.rose@supersight.world

 

The Instafloss Invention – Eli Packouz – Ep 12811 Mar 202301:10:37

The Instafloss Invention – Eli Packouz – Ep 128

Eli is the inventor of Instafloss, the world's first 10 second floss. 

I love invention episodes because we cover topics from engineering to marketing. 

We talked in detail about how Eli came up with the idea, how he validated it was something people wanted, and how he engineered it. 

Eli worked with experts like dentists to create the ideal design. The product had a successful Kickstarter campaign. You can pre order it here: https://instafloss.com/products/the-10-second-instafloss

Number one tip:

You have to partner with people who know the stuff you don’t. For Eli that was dentists.

You can pay consultants or give equity. 

Clause – Make sure they do what they need to do or they don’t get the equity. Want to be very careful with equity partners.

How do you convince someone to work for equity – if its truly a good idea they will be on board

Contact info:

https://instafloss.com/

This week’s episode is Sponsored by  Onshape .

Onshape is the only cloud-native product development platform featuring professional-grade CAD and data management. With Onshape you no longer need an expensive workstation - all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud - things like rendering and creating large assemblies can be done on inexpensive devices

Onshape is a professional tool like Solidworks. It was actually created by the same founders as Solidworks. 

I have used Onshape and if feels just like Solidworks, with all the same commands. So if you are a current Solidworks user, it’s a very easy transition. 

I highly recommend the engineers and product developers listening to consider using Onshape for their business

You can try it for free at Onshape.pro/EngineeringEntrepreneurPodcast or click the link in the description

 

Automated Pool Chemistry Monitoring – Ravi Kurani – Ep 12712 Feb 202300:28:40

Ravi Kurani is the CEO and founder of Sutro, which is a water chemistry monitor company.

He grew up working for his dad who owned pool supply stores. He went to college for a mechanical engineering degree and after school worked for NASA. 

He left NASA to start his company Sutro. We discuss the entire series of steps he took to bring his company to life. From idea validation, to prototyping, to manufacturing and funding.

Number one tip:

Lessons learned: as a founder your number one focus is managing risk.

Across employees, investors, across customers.

2nd thing: your most important resource is people.

Contact info:

Email: hello@mysutro.com

 

Video Game Entrepreneur – Beau Button – Ep 126 27 Jan 202301:32:29

Video Game Entrepreneur – Beau Button – Ep 126 

Beau Button President and CTO of Atlas Reality - Linkedin - Has a very interesting story and spends a majority of his time outside of work building through 3D printing. 

Beau has a background in computer hardware and software. Atlas Reality builds video games as a consultancy and builds their own games.  

 

We talked about the process of building location-based games. Beau says “It’s a nightmare building these games”. It’s refreshing to hear someone really tell you how it is. 

 

Then we talked about 3D printing for the 2nd half of our conversation. 

 

Number one tip: 

If you are an entrepreneur trying to start a software business, don’t try to teach yourself coding. Find a technical co-founder. 

 

Contact info:

Linkedin 

This week’s episode is Sponsored by Onshape

Onshape is the only cloud-native product development platform featuring professional-grade CAD and data management. With Onshape, you no longer need an expensive workstation - all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud - things like rendering and creating large assemblies can be done on inexpensive devices. 

 

Onshape is a professional tool like Solidworks. It was actually created by the same founders as Solidworks.  

 

I have used Onshape and if feels just like Solidworks, with all the same commands. So, if you are a current Solidworks user, it’s a very easy transition.  

 

I highly recommend the engineers and product developers listening to consider using Onshape for their business. 

 

You can try it for free at Onshape.pro/EngineeringEntrepreneurPodcast or click the link in the description.

Liquid Instruments- Daniel Shaddock – Ep 12503 Jan 202301:32:29

Liquid Instruments- Daniel Shaddock – Ep 125 

Daniel Shaddock is the CEO and Founder of Liquid Instruments (LI). LI makes high precision scientific equipment. 

They take the complexity of the physical world and push it into the digital world using software and high powered computers. 

Some of their devices are used by NASA on the space shuttle. They are measuring changes along the lines of a nanometer over the distance of a mile in space. 

Even though they have some very high-tech tools, they are also making simpler measurement tools used at the university level. One of their more popular tools is the Moku Go.  

Number one tip: Things will take longer than you expect but don’t lose hope. Set agressive goals, its better to set aggressive goals and miss by 20% than set easy goals you will hit.

Contact info: 

info@liquidinstruments.com

liquidinstruments 

This week’s episode is Sponsored by Onshape

Onshape is the only cloud-native product development platform featuring professional-grade CAD and data management. With Onshape, you no longer need an expensive workstation - all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud - things like rendering and creating large assemblies can be done on inexpensive devices. 

Onshape is a professional tool like Solidworks. It was actually created by the same founders as Solidworks.  

I have used Onshape and if feels just like Solidworks, with all the same commands. So, if you are a current Solidworks user, it’s a very easy transition.  

I highly recommend the engineers and product developers listening to consider using Onshape for their businesses. 

You can try it for free at Onshape.pro/EngineeringEntrepreneurPodcast or click the link in the description. 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com.

Follow me on Twitter and Instagram: @caddesignhelp 

You can download here on iTunes:
Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast

Or directly on my site here:
CADdesignhelp.com

Thanks,
Scott Tarcy

 

Launch Cart Ecommerce Platform – Greg Writer – Ep 12415 Dec 202202:31:02

Launch Cart Ecommerce Platform – Greg Writer – Ep 124 

Greg is the CEO of Launch Cart, an ecommerce platform. He got his start by working as an investor. He invested in inventors and startups.  

Greg is an inventor. One of his early inventions was a kid’s safe browser in the 1990’s.  

We go into details about how to raise money for your startup. For example, Greg went and befriended the mayor of the city to get the connections he needed. 

You need to get an attractive offer and show the risk reducers to help your odds to get an investment. 

Number one tip: 
Get a coach or mentor.

Contact info: 
Launchcart.com 
Gregwriter.com 

This week’s episode is Sponsored by Onshape . 

Onshape is the only cloud-native product development platform featuring professional-grade CAD and data management. With Onshape, you no longer need an expensive workstation - all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud - things like rendering and creating large assemblies can be done on inexpensive devices. 

Onshape is a professional tool like Solidworks. It was actually created by the same founders as Solidworks.  

I have used Onshape and if feels just like Solidworks, with all the same commands. So, if you are a current Solidworks user, it’s a very easy transition.  

I highly recommend the engineers and product developers listening to consider using Onshape for their businesses. 

You can try it for free at Onshape.pro/EngineeringEntrepreneurPodcast or click the link in the description. 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com.

You can download here on iTunes:
Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast

Or directly on my site here:
CADdesignhelp.com

Follow me on Twitter/Instagram: @caddesignhelp

Wealth Advisement for Engineers – Bill Keen – Ep 12306 Dec 202200:45:37

Wealth Advisement for Engineers – Bill Keen – Ep 123 

Bill Keen has a passion for helping others achieve their retirement dreams and founded Keen Wealth Advisors with this goal in mind. 

Bill specializes in advising those within the engineering community on issues related to ESOP plans, compensation, taxes and benefits planning.  

We talked about the differences in taxes and financial planning between employees and entrepreneurs. We talked about how much you should be saving for retirement and more.  

Check out Bill’s number one selling book: Keen on Retirement – Engineering the Second Half of Your Life, which is available on Amazon.com.  

Also check out Bill’s podcast, Keen on Retirement. 

Number one tip:  

Treat your own personal retirement plan as a project. 

Contact info: 

https://keenwealthadvisors.com/for-engineers 

bkeen@keenwealthadvisors.com\ 

This week’s episode is Sponsored by Onshape. 

Onshape is the only cloud-native product development platform featuring professional-grade CAD and data management. With Onshape, you no longer need an expensive workstation - all of the heavy lifting is done in the cloud - things like rendering and creating large assemblies can be done on inexpensive devices. 

Onshape is a professional tool like Solidworks. It was actually created by the same founders as Solidworks.  

I have used Onshape and it feels just like Solidworks, with all the same commands. So, if you are a current Solidworks user, it’s a very easy transition.  

I highly recommend the engineers and product developers listening to consider using Onshape for their businesses. 

You can try it for free at Onshape.pro/EngineeringEntrepreneurPodcast or click the link in the description. 

The Engineering Entrepreneur podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com.

Follow me on Twitter/Instagram: @caddesignhelp

You can download here on Itunes:

Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast

Or directly on my site here:

CADdesignhelp.com

 

Machine Learning to Diagnose Health of Distributed Systems – Ava Naeini – Ep 12216 Oct 202200:24:48

Ava Naeini is the Founder and Data Architect of Pulse Operations, which is an intelligent engine that uses machine learning and statistical processing with various heuristics to determine the healthiness and performance of distributed systems.

Many software engineers must constantly manually monitor their systems to see if there is a pattern developing that could lead to issues. Ava’s tool allows engineers to work on bigger issues while the system is monitored automatically.

We talk about all the challenges with starting a company after creating the product, including the challenges of getting a patent.

Number one tip: Creating a company was a challenge, for example setting up the platform, Corporation and LLC. Some tools she suggests:
Gust – used to create a company.
Patent process – have a lawyer.
Legal zoom - Cost was very reasonable.

Contact info:
mailto:ava@pulseops.ai
https://www.linkedin.com/in/avanaeini/
www.Pulseops.ai

Engineering Career Coach – Jeff Perry – Ep 12123 Aug 202200:31:41

Engineering Career Coach – Jeff Perry – Ep 121

Jeff is a leadership/career coach for engineers and tech professionals and the founder of More than Engineering.

He is also a host on the engineering career coach podcast.

He helps engineers by working with them on their mindset. 

Number one tip: to be intentional in what you are trying to become, whether an employee or entrepreneur.

Contact info:

https://www.engineeringcareeraccelerator.com/engineeringentrepreneur

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffcperry/

ThingLogix Company – Rob Rastovich- Ep 12030 Jul 202200:26:37

ThingLogix Company – Rob Rastovich- Ep 120

Rob Rastovich is the CTO of ThingLogix, a company that provides a low-code platform built on AWS, Google, and Azure to accelerate innovation and system development by a factor of 50 or more. 

We talk about examples of how his company provides value. The refrigerator example of how the software monitors the temperature of a refrigerator explains it well.

Robs top tips: Business models that could not exist without technology.

Amazon could not have existed without the internet.

Take the blinders off. Imagine the things you can do in a subscription.

Contact info:

www.Thinglogix.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-rastovich-1560532/

 

How to be a Great Leader – Darby Vannier – Ep 14622 Apr 202400:36:10

How to be a Great Leader – Darby Vannier – Ep 146

Darby Vannier has over 20 years of experience as a seasoned leader adept at building and growing organizations. As a president & CEO of an indispensable leadership group, he excels as an executive coach, consultant,  and speaker.

Number one tip:

As you start to lead people, don't underestimate the impact you're having. Because you may be having the impact that you have no idea that's actually happening. 

Contact info:

Beindispensible.com

LinkedIn

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The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, president of CADdesignhelp.com. 

 

You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com.

  

You can download it here on iTunes: 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-engineering-entrepreneur-podcast/id1141757951

  

Or directly on my site at CADdesignhelp.com

  

Follow me on Twitter and Instagram: @caddesignhelp

  

Please like and subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@caddesignhelp

  

Thanks,  

Scott Tarcy 

Life Science Inventions and Patent Law– Kevin Buckley and Neil Thompson – Ep 11930 Jun 202200:36:33

Life Science Inventions and Patent Law– Kevin Buckley and Neil Thompson – Ep 119

Kevin Buckley is the founders of Torrey Pines Law Group and Neil Thompson is a patent agent with the firm.

The firm focuses on life science inventions that often have an AI component.

We discuss the differences between patent agents and patent attorneys. We also discuss the typical costs of getting a product patented.

We also discussed the steps involved in getting a patent. If you are a new inventor, this is one episode that you do not want to miss!

Number one tip: Get a provisional at least, even if it’s cheap and dirty.

Contact info:
www.Torreypineslaw.com

 

Youngest Person to Fly a Rocket to Space – Jordan Noone – Ep 118 31 May 202200:38:29

Youngest Person to Fly a Rocket to Space – Jordan Noone – Ep 118

Jordan Noone is the Co-Founder and General Partner of Embedded Ventures. He has had a lifelong interest in aerospace, including designing and building spaceflight hardware at age 18 while at the University of Southern California. He is also the first student and youngest individual in the world to get Federal Aviation Administration clearance to fly a rocket to space (150 km altitude) while leading USC’s Rocket Propulsion Lab.

He also created a brandnew CAD program called Kitty CAD. It is a totally different type of CAD that is programmable, not click based.

His main business, Embedded Ventures, is a next generation venture capital firm investing in dual-use space startups beyond launch.

Number one tip:

Find the top 3 areas of your life and do something where those areas intersect.

Contact info:

Twitter: @thejordannoone

Email: jordan@embedded.ventures

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

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Draft.Dev – Karl Hughes – Ep 11717 May 202200:17:33

Draft.Dev – Karl Hughes – Ep 117

Karl Hughes studied mechanical engineering in college but in his last year got into coding.

His first job was building a blog for his college campus. From that, he worked in programming and managing writers.

During the pandemic, he started his business, Draft.dev. His company writes technical posts for software companies. Blog posts are important for SEO but most companies don’t specialize in writing blog articles, So there is where Draft.dev comes in.

We talked about how he develops new business. He realized that he needed to hire help once he was not able to handle all the incoming requests.

Number one tip: Niching down and knowing your market really well.

Contact info:

karl@draft.dev

Making a More Efficient Hot Water Heater – Tiago Bandeira – Ep 11624 Apr 202200:21:12

Making a More Efficient Hot Water Heater – Tiago Bandeira – Ep 116


Tiago Bandeira is the founder of Klugit Company.


His first product is an electric hot water heater. The problem is that a regular hot water heater does a constant on off cycle due to heat loss. This cycling wastes a lot of energy.


We talk about how he started this company while working at Bosch, which is ironically a company I used to work for. Bosch sponsored this project and didn’t take any equity. A very strange thing to hear but great for Tiago.


Tiago also ran a kickstarter campaign to prove the concept and that went very well.


Number one tip: Go for it. It is normal to feel that you are not good enough.

Contact info:
https://klugitenergy.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiagosbandeira/

Fulcrum, a SAAS ERP, MRP and MES Platform – Sunny Han – Ep 11522 Mar 202200:20:42

Fulcrum, a SAAS ERP, MRP and MES Platform – Sunny Han – Ep 115

Sunny is the CEO and Founder of Fulcrum.

We talked mostly about ERP systems (which stands for enterprise resource planning). Most companies these days have ERP systems but many of them are not good. For example, many are not connected to the internet and therefore you would need to be at the factory to have access to the data.

One of the advantages of his company is his software will work for many different types of manufacturers. A lot of the software right now is only good for specialized manufacturing.

Number one tip: Start a lot earlier than you think. Start right away The doing of it teaches you what you need to know

Contact info:

sunny@fulcrumpro.com



DPX Orion Underwater Tablet – Ali Keskin – Ep 114 09 Mar 202200:20:51

DPX Orion Underwater Tablet – Ali Keskin – Ep 114 

Ali Keskin is the Business Manager of the company, Innovasub.  

Innovasub is an underwater innovative technology firm founded by the ‘Design with Divers’ perception 15 years ago. 

They have a new product called DPX Orion that just finished a Kickstarter Campaign. The DPX Orion is a water tight tablet case for scuba divers that has many applications like 3D mapping program, dive computer app, visual sensus apps, messaging to other divers, and more.  

Number one tip: In order to be successful you need to find the requirements of the industry.” 

Contact info: www.innovasub.com 

TangoTeams Software Development – Alex Murrey– Ep 11330 Jan 202200:27:35

TangoTeams Software Development – Alex Murrey– Ep 113

Alex is the Head of North American Operations for TangoTeams, a startup that’s redefining the software development outsourcing industry.

His career started at a law firm where he helped the firm implement their own software for tracking cases. Later he worked for a digital agency.

At TangoTeams, they spend a lot of time upfront to truly understand the clients’ needs so that the right product is built. A big problem as a service provider (like me) doing this is that you can waste a lot of time doing research that you never get paid for.

TangoTeams works as a subscription service for software development.

Number one tip:

If you’re going to think about building software, is outsourcing the right thing for you?

Contact info:

www.Tangoteams.com

Linkedin: Alex Murrey

Artificial Intelligence – Peter Voss – Ep 112 27 Dec 202100:26:37

Artificial Intelligence – Peter Voss – Ep 112

Joining us today is Peter Voss, a pioneer in AI who coined the term ‘Artificial General Intelligence’ and the CEO and Chief Scientist at Aigo.ai. For the past 15 years, Voss and his team at Aigo have been perfecting an industry disruptive, highly intelligent, and hyper-personalized Chatbot, with a brain, for large enterprise customers.

Peter started as an electronics engineer. He quit that and didn’t even finish high school. He taught himself programming and started a company selling accounting software. He grew that company to 400 people and then sold that business.

After this company he got into artificial intelligence and a lot of our talk was focused on this subject. We covered areas like chat bots, teaching employees, and an artificial intelligence personal assistant.

His number one tip: The thing he regrets the most is he waited to 25 to start his first company. He wishes he started sooner.

Contact info:

http://www.aigo.ai/

peter@aigo.ai

Sheet Metal Expert - Andrea Dallan - Ep 111 11 Nov 202100:20:03

Sheet Metal Expert - Andrea Dallan - Ep 111

Andrea Dallan is an engineer, an entrepreneur and CEO of Dallan Spa, an Italian family business that has been producing systems for the processing of thin sheet metal since 1978. They have 160 employees that include engineers, technicians and operations. He is the author of the books “The Revolution of Efficiency” (2020) and “Think Thin”.

Most mechanical engineers like myself are familiar with sheet metal and how it is processed. However, if you are not, it is pretty fascinating how you can take a thin flat piece of metal and turn it into say a car door or dishwasher housing (my actual experience).

Andrea talks about all the problems he has seen and solved in his years of experience in sheet metal processing and wrote 2 books about it.

Number one tip: “To write a book, you must have some interesting to say.”

Contact info:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreadallan/

CEO of The North Face Company - Hap Klopp - Ep 11020 Oct 202100:31:29

CEO of The North Face Company - Hap Klopp - Ep 110 

Hap Klopp spent 20 years as CEO and President of The North Face. In that time, he turned two small retail stores into one of the most recognized and well-respected outdoor gear companies in the world. 

He also authored 2 books (and my uncle Brian Tarcy wrote the books). 

1. Conquering the North Face 

2. Almost 

We discussed his background and how he started the company. One thing that he wanted different about his company was that he wanted to women and men to have equal opportunities at his company (at the time, it was common that women were paid less than men). Also, he wanted his products to have a minimal environmental impact.  

He has since sold his company and is now a professor at Hult International Business School. 

Number one tip: 

Great quote from German philosopher: “You can sit and talk forever about what you are going to do, but you must get started to succeed.”  

Contact info: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hap-klopp-b3b976/ 

Engineering Leadership Coach – Francis Lacoste – Ep 14501 Apr 202400:15:43

Francis is an Engineering Leadership Coach who helps CTOs and VPs of Engineering at scaling tech startups nurture amazing work cultures and high-performance teams that build products and services that delight their customers. 

Number one tip: 

If you are a staff engineer or have technical position: remember whenever are acting with someone they are a human too, you will have more empathy. 

 

Contact info: 

Francis Lacoste - The VPE Coach 

LinkedIn 

Career Clarity Checklist 

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Outer Space Logistics – Luca Rossettini- Ep 10902 Oct 202100:19:03

Outer Space Logistics – Luca Rossettini- Ep 109 

Luca Rossettini is the CEO and Co-founder of D-Orbit, Expert at the Space Advisory Group of the European Commission. He is an Aerospace Engineer with a Ph.D. in advanced space propulsion, awarded with honors by Politecnico di Milano. 

Early in life, his goal was to be an astronaut, but he was not selected. So, he pivoted and started his company. 

His company runs logistics for satellite operators. Think of a telecom company that needs a satellite put into orbit. D-orbit will handle all the logistics of getting this satellite in position. 

Number one tip:  

D-orbit is Luca’s 3rd company. He has learned that the initial team is very important. Need everyone fully committed. 

Contact info: 

www.dorbit.space 

ceo@dorbit.space 

 

Create a business that can thrive without you – John Warrillow - Ep 108 22 Sep 202100:16:35

Create a business that can thrive without you – John Warrillow - Ep 108 

John Warrillow is the Founder of The Value Builder System, a simple software for building the value of a company used by thousands of businesses worldwide. 

John is an expert on how to guide business owners to structure their business so that is sellable. John has built and sold 4 companies. He has written 3 books on the topic. 

When you want to sell your business, the key is to make sure your business is not dependent on you. One of the key ways to do this is to make sure you have recurring revenue.  

John’s number one tip: “Find something that makes you unique and protect the idea.” 

Contact info: www.Builttosell.com 

Blockchain-powered Gold - Nick Prouten - Ep 107 26 Aug 202100:23:32

Blockchain-powered Gold - Nick Prouten - Ep 107

Nick is a veteran in public speaking and a team leader able to pitch projects, ideas and concepts. A firm believer that diversity is strength. Nicholas has worked in a wide array of industries ranging from cyber security, gaming, real estate, entertainment, tech and blockchain. 

We first discuss the basics of crypto and blockchain. Then we talked about how investing gold and silver is a good idea to diversify your investing risk.  

Number one tip: 

“If you don’t have a digital strategy, get learning now. Everything will be held on a blockchain in 10 years.” 

Contact info: 

Website: https://lode.one/ 

Twitter: @NicholasProuten

Raise Capital for Your Invention – Tim Cooley – Ep 10616 Jul 202100:23:55

Raise Capital for Your Invention – Tim Cooley – Ep 106 

Tim is the author of the #1 trending book on raising capital, The Pitch Deck Book: How To Present Your Business And Secure Investors. He is the Executive Director for Park City Angels and a Partner at ViaCap. He has worked with 100s of early-stage companies in marketing, sales, product development, and fundraising. The companies he has worked with have raised more than $200M in Seed and Series A funding.  

 

We discuss how you can create an MVP (minimal viable product) so you can present to investors or put your product on Kickstarter (not supposed to this but it happens!) 

Contact info: 

Tim Cooley 

Author: The Pitch Deck Book 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/timlcooley/      

Online Learning, Evertus.com – Raunak Dutta and John Myers – Ep 10405 Jul 202100:23:34

Online Learning, Evertus.com – Raunak Dutta and John Myers – Ep 104 

John and Raunak teamed up to create a new online learning platform called Evertus.com. 

John held a career in Logistics for over 4 years, for two of those years he was a mentor and teacher guiding people through budgeting and being more proficient in their careers. 

Raunak learned most of his professional skills from a learning platform called Lynda.com which is now called LinkedIn Learning. 

Because of each of their background, they both have a good understanding of the positives and negatives of other online learning platforms. One of the big issues with online learning is the wide variety of quality. They set out to bring the highest quality online learning to the world. 

In addition to details on the platform, we discussed the business model, which is a subscription model. 

Their number one tips: 

Raunak: “Choose your co-founders carefully. Find people who have a passion for what you are doing.” 

John: “Task itemization. If you can’t see a clear path to end goal, everyone is lost.” 

Contact info: 

Website: www.evertus.com 

Emails: ceo@evertus.com and cfo@evertus.com 

Software Product Developer - Ryan Frederick – Ep 105 25 Jun 202100:32:15

Software Product Developer - Ryan Frederick – Ep 105 

Ryan is a founder and product person at heart. He has had the privilege of being part of starting and growing several software and service companies over the years. Currently, he leads an elite team of 70 product designers and data problem solvers at his company AWH. 

We go into details of how you should go about developing a product and finding the customer needs. We both give real life examples of products we have developed and how we went about doing it. 

Ryan also discusses how he started and how he runs his software product firm. He has written 2 books about it. 

Contact info: 

https://awh.net/ 

https://www.ryanfrederick.biz/ 

Save Money with Solar Panels - Stephan Scherer- Ep 103 15 May 202100:27:59

Save Money with Solar Panels - Stephan Scherer- Ep 103 

Stephan Scherer was born and raised in Vienna, Austria. He attended the Technical University of Vienna (also took part in Duke University’s exchange program), then started work as an engineer in Siberia’s oil fields. He founded CraftStrom in 2017 after first, private work on mobile solar systems, while working as an energy infrastructure consultant. 

We talk in depth on the technology of solar panels.  

  • Solar panels can pay for it itself quickly. 
  • In California, it pays for itself in 4 years. 
  • In Europe, pays for itself in 7-8 years. 
 

Stephan also ran a Kickstarter and we talked briefly on some lessons learned from that. 

Number one tips:

Know your customer – don’t try anything without having spoken to customers. Reach out where your customers are. 

Contact info:

info@craftstrom.com 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com 

 

Nextime App, Send Messages by Scheduling them into the future - Emanuel Martín Haurigot - Ep 102 08 May 202100:20:42

Nextime App, Send Messages by Scheduling them into the future - Emanuel Martín Haurigot - Ep 102 

Emanuel Haurigot is an Argentinean entrepreneur who has been working in Europe for the past 14 years in technology companies, such as SAP, Veeam Software and Oracle. He has now created his own company: Nextime! the app that will change how we communicate with the future!

Nextime will send messages, pictures, audio, video into the future from the next minute up to 75 years. Nextime also plays a big part in the new sustainable marketing, meaning NO ADS popping up your screen asking you to pay a subscription to have a clean navigation. The app is for free to download with two additional subscriptions to increase storage.  It will also be able to connect with social networks to schedule posts. 

Emanuel’s number one tip: 
If you have an idea, don’t find excuses not to do it. 
You can overcome all your challenges if you stay focus and you have the right team with you! 
 
Contact info: 
Go to nextime.buzz 
Email: emanuel@nextime.buzz 
 
The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com 

Career Gig: Hire Talented Contractors - Greg Kihlstrom - Ep 101 29 Apr 202101:13:13

Career Gig: Hire Talented Contractors - Greg Kihlstrom  - Ep 101 

Greg is a best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He is currently Co-Founder at CareerGig, after selling his digital experience agency, Carousel30, in 2017. 

Carousel30 was his marketing agency and he learned quite a bit about hiring freelancers. We talked briefly about the sale of Carousel30 and then moved into his current venture: CareerGig. 

CareerGig is set out to build a network of the best freelancers. It benefits companies as the freelancer on it need to verify if they have the skill required. Freelancers benefit because they can get benefits like health care if they do enough hours.  

Contact info:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregkihlstrom/ 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com 

 

Celebration Show 100 Episodes – Ep 100 – Scott Tarcy 21 Apr 202100:07:48

Celebration Show 100 Episodes – Ep 100 – Scott Tarcy 

Well, we did it. We hit 100 episodes. In light of that, I thought I would review some of my favorite topics and mentions some projects I have done recently. 

1. Episode 2, Rick Daley and licensing 

  • Don’t have to make actual product but a prototype helps a ton 
  • Can also use CAD renderings 
  • Can make a lot of money from licensing 

2. Episodes 14 with Andrew Bougie and 53 with Matt Holling about 3d scanning 

  • Scanning is a great way to reverse engineer complicated existing parts 
  • Point cloud – stl file – to solidworks file 
  • Good scanner will cost 10k-30k 

3. Episodes 70 with Alex Hobson and Ep 56 with James Wilson about Patents and IP 

  • In these episodes, we covered how the entire patent process works and the steps you should take when you have a new invention idea. 
  • Should first check on uspto.gov to see if patent already exists. My recommendation is to look at images. 
  • If you don’t see, file a provisional patent. It’s cheap and gives you one year protection before you need full patent. 

4. Some projects I was hired for: 

  • Condiment bottle – printed in durable resin and works just like a blow molded PP bottle. 
  • AutoCad blocks – conveyor system that the client could drop in on his manufacturing plant layout to make sure it fits. 

5. Tonal shelf 

  • Always looking to create new products that will create passive income. 
  • Can’t remember exactly how I thought of creating a product for tonal users, but when I looked at the cost of buying a tonal, I could this was a good market. 
  • If someone is going to spend $4000 on an exercise machine, they have plenty of disposable income. I should be able to sell for $100. 
  • The machine has 4 different handles, so need place to store the extras. 
  • Created a shelf to hold these, make it by 3d printing. Tooling would cost a fortune. 
  • Gave a local guy free samples in return for testing it out for me. Took 9 revisions before I sold the first one. Based on feedback made one more revision for a total of 10. 
  • It has been very successful. 
Dwellwell Analytics – Dan Simpkins – Ep 144 04 Mar 202400:38:39

Dan Simpkins is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the two founding partners of Dwellwell Analytics, Inc. The company has developed an IoT SaaS product that helps protect residential real estate assets by identifying maintenance issues before they become costly and disruptive 

Dan’s company Hillcrest created the original 3D mouse for smart TV’s. He went from there to his new company Dwellwell which makes diagnostic sensors for homes.  

 

Number One Tip: 

Don’t let convention wisdom get you down, like “that’s a crazy idea”.

The 10 laws of the entrepreneur. You have to go over the line to see the line.

Early on, an entrepreneur should seek mentors.

 

Contact Info: 

Linkedin: Dan Simpkins 

https://dwellwell.ai/ 

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The Average Joe Tech Startup Founder – Shawn Livermore – Ep 99 24 Mar 202100:34:18

The Average Joe Tech Startup Founder – Shawn Livermore – Ep 99

Big episode this week! Last one before reaching triple digits. I’ll put together a special episode for 100.

Shawn Livermore is a tech startup founder, entrepreneur, and technology consultant for over 20 years. He the author of the best-selling amazon book “The Average Joe”.

He didn’t go the traditional path many think of when they think of tech founder. He taught himself while working full time and became Microsoft certified. He then raised capital for 2 different business, both in the tech industry.

Shawn learned many lessons that he shares but many focus in determination and learning to deal with failure as an entrepreneur. Take it from me, it’s going to happen!

Number one tip: Proximity is a great replacement for talent. Be around with great people.

Contact info:

Shawn runs Product Perfect, a software consultancy, in Southern California.

Follow Shawn on twitter @shawnypants https://twitter.com/shawnypants

The book website is www.averagejoetechgenius.com

The Slow Create Framework is at www.slowcreate.com

Hire Shawn for your next software project at www.productperfect.com 

 

Invention: Making your Phone Battery Last Longer - Nick Kshatri – Ep 98 16 Feb 202100:23:23

Invention: Making your Phone Battery Last Longer - Nick Kshatri – Ep 98 

Most people nowadays know that phone batteries seem to lose their ability to hold charge over time. There are multiple reasons for this, but one of the big reasons is that when you charge your phone, a lot of heat is generated.  

Nick and his team solved this by creating a product that works as follows: When you plug it in, it will charge for some time, but then it will take a break from charging, to allow the battery to cool back down. Then it will resume charging. This cycle of charging can double the length of your battery. 

We discussed how Nick came up with the idea, how they got funding through a competition, and how they developed and prototyped the product. They also filed for a patent on the product. 

Finally, we talked about how they set up and ran their Kickstarter campaign. 

Number one tip: If you have an interesting idea, you should pursue it. Don’t hold yourself back. 

Contact info: www.canalbatteryguard.com 

Robotic Industrial Process Automation – Vicki Knott – Ep9724 Jan 202100:15:37

Robotic Industrial Process Automation – Vicki Knott – Ep97 

Vicki is a Chemical Engineer and the CEO and Co-founder of Crux OCM which is a software start-up automating control room operations for major oil and gas assets. 

Vicki started her career by commissioning control systems in the field and found out that controls systems require an operator to go through thousands of button pushes and 3 hours of work to start up a pipeline, for example. She knew there would be a way to automate this process. 

We discuss how she and her co-founder started their business by first creating a scaled model and pitching it to potential clients. They are both engineers so the selling part of this was new to them and they joined a start-up accelerator to help them learn this part of running a business. 

They now have their first 2 clients. 

Vicki’s number one tip: “Learn how to sell. “ 

Pretty good advice! 

Contact info: 

vicki@cruxocm.com 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com 

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Crash Octopus Board Game Invention- Nozomi Obinata – Ep96 08 Jan 202100:18:22

Crash Octopus Board Game Invention- Nozomi Obinata – Ep96 

Nozomi works at a company, Itten from Japan and they design board games. The Crash Octopus game is their 2nd game released using crowdfunding (Kickstarter). 

We discussed how the idea was formed. Then how the prototypes were made by laser cutting wood.  

Nozomi explains that the process of developing games is first by prototyping some pieces, then figuring out how to move them around in the game, and finally figuring out how to best mass-produce the game. 

Contact info: 

http://www.itten-games.com/ 

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com 

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