E-Portfolio: Manufacturing Specification
This page identifies how you manufacture each component
or part of your project, the tools you will use or
processes such as the laser cutter, 3D printer etc. The
machines correct setting up procedure, guards, power and
speeds. Any safety requirements involved in the
production of the part. The type of finish required such
As spray paint, varnish, wax etc. The quality control
Procedures you will put in place to enable you to have a
Correctly made product within tolerances. This is best if it involves own testing procedures rather than copied material.
This page identifies how you manufacture each component
or part of your project, the tools you will use or
processes such as the laser cutter, 3D printer etc. The
machines correct setting up procedure, guards, power and
speeds. Any safety requirements involved in the
production of the part. The type of finish required such
As spray paint, varnish, wax etc. The quality control
Procedures you will put in place to enable you to have a
Correctly made product within tolerances. This is best if it involves own testing procedures rather than copied material.
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MATERIALS |
TOOLS |
PROCESSES |
FINISH |
SAFETY |
TIME |
QUALITY CONTROL |
QUALITY ASSURANCE |
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This page is entirely up to you how you present it.
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It is a good idea to show your research in a table
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Use an image of the idea you intend to make and label it with the different parts that it will be made up from.
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It is a good idea to compare two different process to manufacture if you are planning to 3D print or laser cutter so you can show you know how to manufacture it by hand
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To find out the best possible finish you can find out information on the Internet or set up your own tests on scrap material to find the most suitable
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