GTSCIENTIFIC AND MANUFACTURING LLC
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CNC MACHINING
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ENGINEERING DESIGN
ABOUT
Mori Seiki NT1000 SZM CNC Mill-Turn Machining Center
Mostly taking on work from mature businesses. Parts range from plate work, to tight tolerance titanium subsea and aerospace components. I can usually do rush work (0-5 day lead time).
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Generally if the part fits in 12"x12"x12" I can probably make it.
Services Offered
CNC machining (anything precision cut or mass produced whether it's satellite components, aftermarket bike parts, defense parts, parts that are no longer sold by the OEM but a replacement is needed, etc).
3D Modeling
Best to email me at info@gtscientific.com if this is your first time reaching out. I check it multiple times daily.
Qualifications
12 Years machining experience
14 Years CAD/Drafting experience
Masters degree in Mechanical Engineering
4 years DOD SBIR experience
Where are you located? We all know Hawaii is the most expensive place to live, therefore I operate out of two oversized garages. I usually do pickups and deliveries at the customer location.
Equipment
Mori Seiki NT1000 SZM 11 Axis Turn-Mill CNC (the only privately owned B axis head mill-turn in the state)
Hurco VM10Ui 5 Axis Machining Center
20"x16" Travels, although I have worked on parts 26"x26"
Syil X7 3 Axis Machining Center
Tormach SlantPro 2 Axis CNC Lathe with Turret and Autocloser
Automatic Bandsaw
TIG Welding
Parker Majestic No. 2 6"x12" Surface Grinder
60W Fiber Laser
Ultimaker 2+ Connect 3D Printer
Bead Blasting Cabinet
Quincy QGS 5, Atlas Copco G11P, Sullair 10 hp
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Software
Esprit TNG
Fusion 360
Adobe Illustrator
I also have used Solidworks since 2011 and Creo (ProE).
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Experience machining the following materials:
Tungsten Alloy
Grade 5 (6Al-4V), Grade 2 Titanium
Timascus (white and black), Damascus, Moku-Ti,
Zirconium
Micarta, G10, Bakelite, FR4
303, 304, 316, 17-4PH, 440, 410, stainless steels
CPM 154
Mild steel, galvanized steel, alloy steels, tool steels, hardened steels
Delrin, UHMW, polycarbonate, acrylic, Ultem
6061, 6063, 7075 aluminum alloy
Carbon fiber
C360, C693 brass
954 aluminum bronze
Copper C101, C110, C145
Graphite
AZ31 Magnesium Alloy
Koa, Pine, Monkeypod woods
Macor Ceramic
Invar
Bakelite
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Cage Code: 9USY1
DUNS :122458418
NAICS:
332710-Machine Shop
332721-Precision Turned Manufacturing
333298-Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
333999-General Machinery Manufacturing,
339999-Miscellaneous Manufacturing
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Hurco VM10Ui 5 Axis Machining Center
Current and Former Clients
PacMar
The University of Hawaii at Manoa
-Dr. Camilo Mora: Intelligent planting systems
-Dr. Glenn Carter: Parts that went to the bottom of the Mariana trench
Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory
-6U Satellite components
-HyTi Mission
-ALIMAS and UV PAMIS
Institute for Astronomy
-Nasa Infrared Telescope (IRTF)
Solar Observatory in Colorado
UH Marine Center/SOEST
Ti2 Design
Spectrum Photonics Inc.
RHT Enterprise
Kamanu Composites
Cadalyst Systems LLC
The 8th Axis
Synergy Design Co
Seboart
Flux Marine
Siva Afi Co
Precision Machinery and Tooling
Halekulani
Simply Wood Studios
Hi Motion Cinema
A local bakery that chooses to remain confidential
Private citizens
Syil X7 3 Axis Vertical Machining Center
Tormach 15L Slant Pro CNC Lathe
Aluminum, stainless steel, and Invar parts made for the NASA IRTF telescope
Delrin parts made for instrumentation going to the bottom of the Marianas trench
Satellite parts. This had tolerances of +/-0.001" and required a good surface finish
Satellite parts. This had tight angular tolerances
History
Instagram @gtscientific_and_mfg
I often post the projects that I am
working on here. You can follow my journey as I grow and learn.
About Me (Grant Takara)
I spent most of my time in high school on the robotics team and about a month before graduating highschool in 2012 I saw a job posting at the University of Hawaii at Manoa student job database for a machine shop assistant. I wanted to learn how all the teams on the mainland made such good robots/parts. It's safe to say the shop supervisor was surprised to hear a highschool student call in for the job. Since then, I've been machining and designing products.
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I founded Gtscientific in 2017 while pursuing my Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering. It was during my first year in grad school I felt comfortable enough with CNCs to move up from 3020 and 6040 CNC routers and bought a Tormach PCNC440. From 2018 to 2022 I worked at a local engineering firm on Department of Defense SBIR projects and machined stuff on the side. Since then I've made numerous products and parts growing the business and skill sets along the way.
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Thank you for visiting my site! I hope my products may find some use or joy in your life.
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