. Flashcards

1
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Benefits of sandblasting

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smooths surfaces

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2
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Benefits of Polishing

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Better aesthetics

Easy cleaning

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3
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How stencils improve productivity

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Reusable

Fast

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4
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What are surface finishes

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Additional processes added to a surface to enhance properties and appearance

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5
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How do jigs improve production

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Eliminates marking, positioning and checking

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6
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3 benefits of die cutting

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Made quickly
Complex shapes
Cost effective

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7
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3 benefits of injecting molding

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Low labor costs
Efficient production
Low waste

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8
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Why do designers consider aesthetics

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To compliment designs use usability and to enhance functionality

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9
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3 benefits of printing

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Full colour
Low cost
Environmentally friendly

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10
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4 types of surface finish

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Etching
Sand blasting
Polishing
Painting/dyeing

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11
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What are aesthetics

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How something looks and feels

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12
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types of linkages

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  • Reverse motion linkage
  • parallel motion linkage
  • crank and slider linkage
  • Bell crank linkage
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13
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Hardwood

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Comes from trees that lose their leaves annually

  • oak
  • pine
  • ash
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14
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Softwood

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Coniferous or evergreen tree

  • redwood
  • larch
  • fir
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15
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Cooperative

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Organisation owned / controlled by the people that use the product

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16
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Crowd funding

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A way to raise money from a large group of people

17
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Fair trade

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Ensures equality and fairness for producers

18
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Virtual trading

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Simulated trading process where investors can practice investing without committing money

19
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material toughness

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A materials ability to absorb energy without fracturing

20
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Types of motion

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  • Linear motion
  • Rotary motion
  • Oscillating motion
  • Reciprocating motion
21
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Micro controllers

A

-single board computer (SBC)

22
Q

Micro controller pros

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  • reduced size
  • reprogrammable
  • flexible
23
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micro controller cons

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  • expensive
  • programming software required
  • training costs
24
Q

Planned obsolescence

A

Making a product purposefully fail so customers buy more

25
Q

6 Rs

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  • rethink
  • refuse
  • reduce
  • reuse
  • recycle
  • repair
26
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Kerfing

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Produces thin slots that allow the inside of a bend to compress
-used in guitar making

27
Q

try-square vs mitre-square

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try - 90 degree angles
mitre - 45 degree angles

28
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Softwood vs Hardwood

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softwood
-more porous cell structure
-less dense
-rots easily
-not many colours
-easy to add stain
-cheap and readily available
-used in construction

hardwood is the opposite (apart from balsa wood)

29
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common uses of hardwood

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