Paul has over 19 years’ experience in manufacturing and joined Okuma America Corporation in 2005. He holds an Associates of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Hartford State Tech College and a Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from University of Connecticut. Paul is a member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) and is an applications engineer specializing in machining centers (3, 4 and 5 axis) at Okuma America.
Recently I’ve been working on more Okuma Pallet Pools for customers, so it seems these automated pallet handling systems are increasing in popularity. Our Pallet Pools are designed and built by Okuma so we handle everything f...
Recently I had the pleasure of participating on the team representing Okuma at GE’s Minds + Machines event. This is billed as “GE’s premier Industrial Internet event dedicated to software, innovation and the most powerful dig...
Here in Part 2 of this blog series I’ll continue my discussion about advanced functions on Okuma’s OSP CNC controls. (In case you missed it, you can read Part 1 here.) These functions tend to be “best kept secrets” because pe...
Your Okuma CNC control may have hidden powers you’ve never discovered. The OSP control contains several advanced functions that provide added versatility and help simplify procedures in your shop, so I’d like to introduce you...
Imagine you’re setting up a new part program to do a production run for a first-time customer. You really want to impress them with your quality and efficiency, because you know they can send a lot of work your way. So you’re...
Are you taking advantage of everything a CNC control can do for you? There are several features and functionalities that should be on your hot list if you want to make your life easier, more productive, and more efficient...
