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Grant L Onnie

from Royal Oak, MI
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Related to:
Patrick Onnie, 36Mary R OnnieKim M Onnie, 65Kim M Sultana, 65Benjamin G Onnie, 40Diane M Onnie, 80Joseph A OnnieDavid Onnie, 33
Connected to:
Doris A Onnis, 67Simone P Onnis, 54Alex K Ono, 35Audrie T Ono, 62Chanpisey Ono, 52Chisato Ono, 53Christine G Ono, 76Christoph Ono, 44Denise S Ono, 58Derek J Ono, 32

Grant Onnie Phones & Addresses

  • Royal Oak, MI

Work

Company: Orange media llc Position: Owner

Education

School / High School: Cranbrook Academy, Bloomfield Hills, Mi, Usa Specialities: Liberal Arts

Languages

English

Interests

Casinos • Exercise • Sweepstakes • Nascar • Home Improvement • Shooting • Reading • Gourmet Cooking • Sports • Golf • Food • Fishing • Home Decoration • Health • Cooking • Electronics • Outdoors • Sewing • Education • Crafts • Science and Technology • Fitness • Camping • Dogs • Family Values • Collecting • Christianity • Kids • Medicine • Automobiles • Travel • Career • Investing • Traveling • Arts and Culture

Industries

Design

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Location:
1748 Hillcrest Dr, Rochester, MI 48306
Industry:
Design
Work:
Orange Media LLC
Owner
Education:
Cranbrook Academy, Bloomfield Hills, Mi, Usa
College For Creative Studies
Santa Monica College
Los Angeles City College
University of Southern California
Lawrence Technological University
Interests:
Casinos
Exercise
Sweepstakes
Nascar
Home Improvement
Shooting
Reading
Gourmet Cooking
Sports
Golf
Food
Fishing
Home Decoration
Health
Cooking
Electronics
Outdoors
Sewing
Education
Crafts
Science and Technology
Fitness
Camping
Dogs
Family Values
Collecting
Christianity
Kids
Medicine
Automobiles
Travel
Career
Investing
Traveling
Arts and Culture
Languages:
English

Publications

Us Patents

Method Of Making A Cardboard Composite Pattern

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US Patent:
49465520, Aug 7, 1990
Filed:
Jan 27, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/302372
Inventors:
Grant L. Onnie - Ferndale MI
International Classification:
B29C 6722
US Classification:
156250
Abstract:
Method of making a pattern for a prototype mold including making a cardboard composite pattern which simulates a prototype part to be molded as the latter is disposed in die position, the method including building up a box-like structure of glued-together cardboard templates and cardboard surface parts, the templates upstanding from a grid base in accordance with a design drawing for the prototype part, the surface parts providing the exterior surface for the cardboard composite pattern save for the curved surfaces thereof, the curved exterior surfaces being imparted to the cardboard composite pattern by the following steps: (i) coating the interior of the box-like structure with a two-part foam material that sets up into a rigid mass; (ii) thereafter cutting the surface parts along a tangent line and where else curvature is needed for the cardboard composite pattern to expose the hardened foam substrate and edges of the surface parts; and (iii) covering such exposed exterior surfaces with a pliable material and shaping same into the exterior curvature needed for the cardboard composite pattern, the cardboard composite pattern duplicating the exterior surfaces of the prototype part to within tolerances of plus or minus one millimeter.
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