RevolutionPD
Subject Matter Expert
- City
- Pittsboro
- State
- NC
My name is George Blaisdell, I am a mechanical engineer and have been working in the rotational molding for over 20 years. Revolution Product Development was started about 7 years ago with my partner Randy Sweat.
https://revolutionpd.com/
Randy and I met at Logic Marine in 1995 which became Triumph Boats in 2000. Randy was the Tooling Manager; responsible for building all of the molds and helping figure out how to do what hadn't been done before in the world of rotational molding. I was the Engineering Manager and eventually the VP of Operations and worked with a great team that pioneered a unique way of building recreational power boats. We learned a tremendous amount, often by trial and error, on what worked and what didn't. We are extremely proud of everything accomplished at Triumph and wish it hadn't come to an end.
After the start of the Great Recession and the Genmar bankruptcy, we helped move the operation to Little Falls, MN where Larson and Sea Swirl were being built. We then started Revolution in 2011 and originally focused on Design and Tooling work. In 2017 we started design and construction on our own rock and roll shuttle oven allowing to mold products up to 11' long and 6' wide. We won't be molding any 23' boats in the near future, but we are happy to be fully back in the world of rotational molding. We have a lot to offer and will be writing about a number of projects and helping answer questions whenever we can. Stay tuned
https://revolutionpd.com/
Randy and I met at Logic Marine in 1995 which became Triumph Boats in 2000. Randy was the Tooling Manager; responsible for building all of the molds and helping figure out how to do what hadn't been done before in the world of rotational molding. I was the Engineering Manager and eventually the VP of Operations and worked with a great team that pioneered a unique way of building recreational power boats. We learned a tremendous amount, often by trial and error, on what worked and what didn't. We are extremely proud of everything accomplished at Triumph and wish it hadn't come to an end.
After the start of the Great Recession and the Genmar bankruptcy, we helped move the operation to Little Falls, MN where Larson and Sea Swirl were being built. We then started Revolution in 2011 and originally focused on Design and Tooling work. In 2017 we started design and construction on our own rock and roll shuttle oven allowing to mold products up to 11' long and 6' wide. We won't be molding any 23' boats in the near future, but we are happy to be fully back in the world of rotational molding. We have a lot to offer and will be writing about a number of projects and helping answer questions whenever we can. Stay tuned
