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Influences on Design and Manufacturing ChoicesPart 3 has, so far, discussed many of the details that both design and manufacturing engineers need to take into account when generating a product capable of both being made and meeting its functional requirements.

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Tina Sundelin,Benjamin C. Holding the light-fitting overhead, the bicycle we ride, or the car we drive. All these contain a large number of standard components. Perhaps the only exception might be the free plastic toy that leapt from the cornflake packet at breakfast time!

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Heather E. Gunn,Kenda R. Eberhardtues in more detail. They fall broadly into one of three classifications, as summarised in Figure 7.1. Probably the most common method is via cutting, by creating chips, so we will start by concentrating on this method.

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Zahl, Raum, Zeit und Einheiten,roducts. However, many engineers will spend their time concentrating on modifications or improvements to existing designs or manufacturing processes. The differences between the two is often very small.

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The Manufacturing Processsible way? Well, almost. There is a danger with this view that there is an incentive to deliver shoddy, unreliable goods, albeit at a low manufacturing cost, to the customer, who will then turn elsewhere for his supplies. The process must be capable of converting materials into goods in such a way t

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