Mark se unió a Okuma en 2012 como ingeniero de aplicaciones. Con más de 25 años de experiencia en talleres de matricería y prototipado como programador CNC y maquinista, posee un amplio conocimiento del sector manufacturero. Mark tiene experiencia con tornos, centros de mecanizado e incluso máquinas de electroerosión por hilo. Originario de Polonia, estudió Ingeniería Eléctrica en Cracovia y actualmente trabaja en el Centro Tecnológico de Okuma en Roselle, Illinois.
I spend a lot of time meeting with Okuma customers (and customers-to-be) and I really enjoy the opportunity to have these one-on-one conversations. Recently I attended the Morris Madness open house event in the Chicago area (...
How many people start up a CNC machine shop and aren’t able to survive in this very competitive business? One of the rules of success in any area is: “stay focused on the big picture.” What is the big picture in the CNC machi...
Whenever I personally meet with end users of CNC machines it’s always a fascinating experience. I get to learn “what’s on people’s minds”, and often there’s a familiar theme in the comments I hear. Sometimes I’m a bit surpris...
One of the most challenging tasks for operators in the CNC machining process is measuring and checking dimensions of the parts they cut. In order to consistently meet dimensional requirements (and maintain productivity), eval...
