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Jac Kroeker <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 13 Mar 2000 12:51:43 -0800
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Franklin;

You have outlined an excellent procedure below. Since the customer has paid
for the tooling, he owns it.
I have one question.
If a customer comes to you with tooling in hand from another fabricator,
would you use it? (It might have been in the trunk of his car over the
weekend or longer.)

Jac Kroeker
Omni Graphics Ltd.
2-12760 Bathgate Way
Richmond, B.C. Canada
(604)276-9717

>
>From a fabrication standpoint, this is how 99% of the jobs through are shop
>are handled.
>
>1. A customer provides the 1 up
>2. They typcially specify any required spacing requirments, if not, we ask.
>3. They also include any fiducial, railing, breakaways, etc, etc, etc.
>4. We CAM the job using a panel size IAW their finished array size (i.e. 18
>X 24 can hole quite a few arrayed panels if they are small enough). Most of
>our customers provide a finished array dimension, if not, we perform this
>lay-up. We will then provide them proofs for review and approval prior to
>starting the job.
>5. Upon approval we will fabricate the job and provide for them the
>step&repeat for their use in stencil making.
>6. As far as moving the job to another fabricator, don't you ask for copies
>or original artwork and gerber back? You bought it, why not get you a copy?
>
>I have to say that of the many thousands of jobs pouring through this place
>annually I have never heard of those situations you have described. And in
>my role as Quality Assurance Manager, you can bet your a** I would have if
>we screwed it up.
>
>My advice, for what it's worth, work close with your fabricator, listen to
>their input, and develop a working relationship, it will be a win-win......
>
>Franklin D Asbell
>Network Circuits, Inc.
>Irving, Texas 75061
>972-313-1400
>

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