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David Dean Mundhenke

from Waterloo, IA
Age ~69
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Also known as:
David D Mundhenke, David M Mundhenke, Dave D Mundhenke, David D Mundheke
Phone and address:
216 Ryter Rd, Waterloo, IA 50703
(319) 233-1648
Related to:
Josh Mundhenke
Connected to:
Jonathan D Mundhenke, 39Robert E Mundhenk, 62Manjit S Mundi, 36Bryan K Mundie, 56Ryan P Mundie, 35Marvin Mundin, 36Claudia J Mundinger, 78Martin P Munding, 64Norman C Mundinger, 73Bradley E Mundis, 52

David Mundhenke Phones & Addresses

  • 216 Ryter Rd, Waterloo, IA 50703 (319) 233-1648
  • 216 Ryter Rd, Waterloo, IA 50703 (319) 240-5983

Work

Company: John deere waterloo works Jan 2012 Position: Senior maitenance engineer and robotics

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Skills

Microsoft Office • Customer Service • Microsoft Excel • Leadership • Microsoft Word • Research • Microsoft Powerpoint • Public Speaking • Social Media • Marketing

Emails

m***[email protected]

Industries

Industrial Automation

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Senior Maitenance Engineer And Robotics

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Location:
Waterloo, IA
Industry:
Industrial Automation
Work:
John Deere Waterloo Works
Senior Maitenance Engineer and Robotics
John Deere Waterloo Works Jun 1979 - Dec 2011
Automation and Robotics Engineer
Skills:
Microsoft Office
Customer Service
Microsoft Excel
Leadership
Microsoft Word
Research
Microsoft Powerpoint
Public Speaking
Social Media
Marketing

Publications

Us Patents

Mechanical Gear Hob With Stock Divide By Differential Gear Box

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US Patent:
6450740, Sep 17, 2002
Filed:
Apr 24, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/556220
Inventors:
David Dean Mundhenke - Waterloo IA
Steven Marc Klabunde - Waterloo IA
Assignee:
Deere Company - Moline IL
International Classification:
B23F 514
US Classification:
409 12, 409 11, 409 15, 409 26, 409 61, 451 5, 451219
Abstract:
A mechanical gear hob is equipped with an automatic stock divide device that enables the hob to cut or re-cut gear parts that already have teeth in them by automatically synchronizing the gear teeth to the hob cutter. The hob is equipped with a hob shift position sensor and a hob cutter rotary position sensor to input to a controller the lateral and rotary positions of the hob cutter. A stock divide sensor is mounted adjacent the worktable to determine the location of the gear teeth previously formed in the workpiece. A servomotor is mounted to the differential input shaft in the hob drive train and has a rotary position feedback to the controller as well. Stock divide is accomplished by an input to the differential, causing the workpiece to rotate relative to the hob cutter to bring the existing teeth on the workpiece into phase with the teeth of the hob cutter.
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