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element14 presents | Design for Manufacturing - Project to Product by Modifying Off-the-Shelf Cases @element14presents | Uploaded 5 months ago | Updated 17 hours ago
When your project gets popular you might want to sell kits! Clem was asked to make a kit of his universal debugging screen and quickly realized how time consuming it would be to 3d print and assemble the project's parts!

So instead of utilizing fully custom 3d prints he adopts a technique used in mass manufacturing!

Clem redesigns his project to use an industrially made enclosure and modifies it to fit his needs, but instead of simply drilling a few holes in a project box, he leverages the data supplied by the manufacturer to devise a scalable process!

Read the full episode blog on the #element14community : bit.ly/3vYvm37

#0:00 Welcome to element14 presents
#0:32 Overview
#1:24 Cases
#2:37 Fitting It In The Case
#5:35 Using CAD
#9:20 Modifications
#13:53 The Final Product
#15:18 Give your Feedback

#cncmachine #cncmilling #fiberlaser #manufacturingsolutions #productionprocess #enclosures #costeffectivesolutions #modification #casemodification


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