Tyler Hardy

Tyler Hardy

Jul
29

Design for Manufacturing: Sheet Metal Cutouts and Projections

This article provides information on handling narrow projections and cutouts in sheet metal design. Both cutouts and projections require the
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Jul
29
Introduction to Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing

Introduction to Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing

With the rise of additive manufacturing processes being utilized in rapid prototyping and low-volume production, it became necessary to develop
3 min read
Jul
29
How Effective are Herbal Remedies?

How Effective are Herbal Remedies?

Walk into your local pharmacy. You'll see more space devoted to herbal remedies and supplements than actual medicine.
7 min read
Jul
29
Design for Manufacturing: Drilling

Design for Manufacturing: Drilling

This article discusses the economics of drilling operations regarding what to use and when. Drilling is the process by which
1 min read
Jul
29

Design for Manufacturing: Drill Dimensional Requirements

Let's consider drilling. This article discusses the necessary considerations whenever specifying the dimensional magnitude and tolerances of drilling
1 min read
Jul
29

Design for Manufacturing: Spot Facing

This article considers restrictions in place for effective and economical spot-facing in milling. Spot facing is smoothing a small area
1 min read
Jul
29

How do I use Superposition Theorem for Linear Circuits?

Sometimes you're faced with a problem that has multiple power supplies. They may be alternating current, and they
1 min read
Jul
29

Design for Manufacturing: Curling and Hemming Sheet Metal

Curls are features produced by rolling the edge of a stamped sheet metal part. These curls should generally have a
1 min read
Jul
29

Design for Manufacturing: Sheet Metal Stamping Stations

This rule provides instruction on the physical placement of stations for stamping operations to prevent weakened dies, allow for manufacturing
1 min read
Jul
29
Injection Mold Total Cost Equation

Injection Mold Total Cost Equation

The cost to produce tooling and dies is typically normalized across the expected production volume. This causes small production runs
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