DAVID T LEE, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at 131 Ave, Vancouver, WA

6494991, Dec 17, 2002

Jul 2, 2001

09/899368

Richard F. Palmer - Camas WA
Mike S. D. Juang - Vancouver WA
James S. Johnson - Portland OR
Barbara R. Atha - Vancouver WA
David T. Lee - Vancouver WA
Larry L. Malcom - Washougal WA

Boise Cascade Corporation - Boise ID

D21H 1768

1621816, 1621817, 162175, 162158, 1621811, 1621815, 428331

Composite products having mineral networks polymerized about cellulosic material and a method for making such products are described. One embodiment of the composite product comprises a paper product having a polymerized mineral network, such as a silica/silicate network around, throughout and/or about the cellulosic material instead of having isolated particles of filler material deposited onto, or purposefully bonded to, the cellulosic material. One embodiment of the method comprises providing a mixture comprising cellulosic material, a Group I metal silicate and a Group II metal base or salt. The mixture is then carbonated to produce a product comprising precipitated carbonate filler material and a polymerized mineral network about the cellulosic material. This product is then formed into paper products wherein the ash content can be substantially greater than conventional paper products while maintaining suitable strength properties.

7171738, Feb 6, 2007

Oct 12, 2004

10/964553

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
Stuart Aldrich - Portland OR, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

B23P 23/00

29563, 29564, 83364, 408 4

Systems, including method and apparatus, for processing workpieces driven automatically along a linear path to a plurality of positions disposed substantially along the linear path. In some embodiments, a workpiece may be processed at one or more of the positions using two or more processing stations, such as a first processing station that cuts the workpiece into segments and a second processing station that performs another processing operation on the workpiece.

2009010, Apr 23, 2009

Oct 22, 2008

12/256395

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
Stuart Aldrich - Portland OR, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

G06F 19/00, B27B 5/00

700171, 144 351

Systems, including method and apparatus, for processing workpieces driven automatically along a linear path to a plurality of positions disposed substantially along the linear path. In some embodiments, a workpiece may be processed at one or more of the positions using two or more processing stations, such as a first processing station that cuts the workpiece into segments and a second processing station that performs another processing operation on the workpiece.

6941864, Sep 13, 2005

Aug 20, 2003

10/645828

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

B41F031/06, B26D007/06

101483, 83438

A method of processing material involves cutting pieces of material pursuant to a cut list and managing remaining salvage and defect pieces. A computer may be connected to a saw machine, and programmed to optimize cutting of stock to satisfy a cut list. An operator may input a cut list into the computer along with other parameters such as minimum salvage and defect lengths. A printer may be configured to automatically print labels for application to cut pieces.

8117732, Feb 21, 2012

Oct 22, 2008

12/256386

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
Stuart Aldrich - Portland OR, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

B23P 23/00

295642, 29564, 295647, 295648, 29558, 144345, 144354, 144355, 144360, 144368, 144369, 144371, 144379

Systems, including method and apparatus, for processing workpieces driven automatically along a linear path to a plurality of positions disposed substantially along the linear path. In some embodiments, a workpiece may be processed at one or more of the positions using two or more processing stations, such as a first processing station that cuts the workpiece into segments and a second processing station that performs another processing operation on the workpiece.

7080431, Jul 25, 2006

Aug 20, 2003

10/645832

Philip P. Sawyer - Portland OR, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

B23P 23/00

29 26A, 29563, 144367, 144360, 144426, 144 351, 408 4, 408 12, 408 44, 83 755, 83221

System, including apparatus and method, involves processing materials in opposite directions between two machines along a processing path.

7031789, Apr 18, 2006

Aug 20, 2003

10/645826

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
Wesley Aday - Vancouver WA, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

G06F 19/00

700117, 700 98, 101483, 83 13

A system for managing projects enables manipulation and downloading of one or more cut lists to a controller. The controller then interfaces with a saw machine to optimize processing of material in a manufacturing operation.

6898478, May 24, 2005

Aug 20, 2003

10/645865

Spencer B. Dick - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US
David A. Morgan - Portland OR, US

Precision Automation, Inc. - Vancouver WA

G06F019/00

700171, 700109, 83 39

System, including apparatus and method, for processing a material involves automatically measuring the length of a work piece and calculating an optimal plan for cutting the work piece to fulfill cut list requirements.

2007002, Feb 8, 2007

Jul 24, 2006

11/492703

Philip Sawyer - Portland OR, US
David Morgan - Portland OR, US
David Lee - Vancouver WA, US

B26D 1/00

083013000, 083073000, 083075500

System, including apparatus and method, involves processing materials in opposite directions between two machines along a processing path.