Designing new parts of anything takes time, from ideation to machining to installation and testing. In this video you can see the various stages involved in a part from concept to completion.
- (upbeat music) … - Hey Brandon. … - Hey. … - It's good to see ya. … - Good. How's it going? … - I'm here with Brandon from Carli Suspension … and their manufacturers are some of … the best off-road suspension for trucks, … like Ford, Dodge, and Jeep. … Brandon, tell us a little bit about what's going on here … and what you're working on. … - Well, what we're working on here is a … Jeep control arm for the front upper and- … - And you're, this is, you're working in SolidWorks? … - I'm working in SolidWorks 2019. … - Okay awesome. … - So these are all the different parts … that you're going to be- a lot of the stuff is … bent-tube, you got some laser cut parts, … it looks like a little turn part you have here. … You guys machine that in your own shop here? … - We do. … - Okay, awesome. Great. … And that all kind of comes back together? … All right, great. We'll take a look at it … and go down to the shop. … Thanks for having me. … - Good to see you. … (air wrench whirls) … - Now we're here with Mike, …
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5/28/2019- Milling and turning
- How tumbling works
- Organizing tools in a large shop
- The vocabulary of manufacturing
- Assembling a product from various parts
- Off-road quality assurance testing for suspension
- Working with sheet lasers
- Using plate saws
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Video: Fixture design: From design in SOLIDWORKS to fabrication