PRODUCTM
Product M LLC focuses on design for CNC manufacturing, and domestic lean production. With proven market success in the athletic and scientific industry. Mark McJunkin has developed and
holds numerous
utility and design patents. With a unique ability to work across the
many disciplines required to pull together and refine
products. Mark is responsible for
blank sheet of paper concept development to short run part production in
his Atlanta CNC product development shop.
M Services - Local Innovation
- Lean, real lean
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M Services
- Design for CNC /Automation
- Short run production
- "Industrial" Design.
- Domestic supply chain development.
- Design for CNC /Automation
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Local Innovation
- Right here in Atlanta
- Minimum 6 month retainer.
- Amortization of all tooling and design fee in the initial run of parts 100 part/assembly minimum.
- Full transparency to customers of all costs/margins and local vendor relationships.
- 100% exclusivity to customers specific industry.
- Potential joint development fee structure for customers that need stable dedicated production of quality manufactured goods.
- We work only with 5 customer at any one time to ensure dedicated spindle time and project progress.
- Currently running 4 clients. Scientific Equipment, Bicycle components, Men's Fashion/watches, Music industry.
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Lean, real lean
- People Ask, how can you compete?The answer is, "play a better game"
Our fee structure and every design decision is driven by understanding how to leverage the physical constraints of automation with the financial goals of producing products in volume at an acceptable cost.
We work directly with local sources and have good working relationships with these suppliers that have been established over time.
Feel free to give me a call or swing by the shop by appointment only.
678 427 6480
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- Experience
- 2009 - PresentPart time Design Instructor / Biomedical Engineering Georgia Institute of TechnologyFocusing on design skill building and practical industry application/language, specific training in CAD/CAM and rapid prototyping techniques for RP and SRP "subtractive rapid prototyping"
- Jan 1995 - PresentOwner / ProductM
- Jan 1995 - Apr 2012Industrial Designer / LH Thomson Co Inc.
- 1998 - 2008Part time Industrial Design Instructor / Georgia Institute of TechnologyHad a great time teaching some of the best Industrial Designers around.
Education-
1990 - 1994Carnegie Mellon University
- George Washington
Additional Information-
Websites:
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Interests:Cycling, Automation,Teaching design and craft
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Shop Location
- 367 N Clarendon Ave, Scottdale, GA 30079, USA
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Posts
- Oct 26, 11I find it Ironic when people come to my shop and see that I run production and say,"You should not be doing this kind of work; You need to be upstairs on the phone getting more business" hire this stuff out........"I believe they think somehow this work is mindless? Maybe they have never been 50 parts into a job and realized a new way to cut the production time in half.I find production to be a thoughtful calm activity - sort of like fishing. As I write this post, my mill is happily purring on a 12 minute cycle time part that I will run all day. My 3800 lb employee will work tirelessly and every part will come off within tolerance. There is nothing mindless about this activity. M
- Sep 28, 11This part runs in just under 15 minutes in three operations on my 3 axis mill. I know, looks like a lathe part, but hey, I don't have a CNC lathe yet so I programmed it on my mill. The lead in for the ACME thread was a cool challenge. Lucky to be working with a great Engineer on this project. More Soon. M
