New component finalizing and production
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
Objective:
I need help completing a nearly-finished product design, and with getting the first batch of the product produced.
This is a fabricated steel component, consisting of cut and bent steel tubing and turned steel. It is designed as a bolt-in brace for a particular automobile in order to strengthen this area of the car. Pictures provided are of a 3D-printed prototype.
Skills Needed:
Note - All work is to be done in Solidworks.
(1) Finalize existing 3D model for a fabricated component. There are some minor changes needed.
(2) Create 2D drawings for reference by subcontractors who will manufacture components:
(2a) Steel tube that is bent and cut
(2b) Steel that is turned on a lathe and threaded
(3) Create 3D CAD model of fixtures for production:
(3a) Fixture to hold tubing so that it can be mitered in a CNC mill
(3b) Fixtures to hold steel components in position for welding - proper orientation and positioning is critical
Production Process:
We will have a supplier cut and bend steel tubing, and turn a component on a lathe.
In-house we will use our CNC mill to miter the tubing. In-house we will then weld the assemblies.
I need help completing a nearly-finished product design, and with getting the first batch of the product produced.
This is a fabricated steel component, consisting of cut and bent steel tubing and turned steel. It is designed as a bolt-in brace for a particular automobile in order to strengthen this area of the car. Pictures provided are of a 3D-printed prototype.
Skills Needed:
Note - All work is to be done in Solidworks.
(1) Finalize existing 3D model for a fabricated component. There are some minor changes needed.
(2) Create 2D drawings for reference by subcontractors who will manufacture components:
(2a) Steel tube that is bent and cut
(2b) Steel that is turned on a lathe and threaded
(3) Create 3D CAD model of fixtures for production:
(3a) Fixture to hold tubing so that it can be mitered in a CNC mill
(3b) Fixtures to hold steel components in position for welding - proper orientation and positioning is critical
Production Process:
We will have a supplier cut and bend steel tubing, and turn a component on a lathe.
In-house we will use our CNC mill to miter the tubing. In-house we will then weld the assemblies.