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7 Tips for Lean and Efficient Weld Fixture Design
Click here to see the blog.#1 Ask the right questions before you begin#2 Begin with those components that locate the parts#3 Used purchased parts whenever possible to reduce time, costs and errors.#4 Design in adjustability with shims as needed.#5 Review the weld fixture design for functionality and efficiency before putting in holes and detailing.#6 Have the production team or…See More
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6-Questions -- What do you need to know regarding Locating Pins in Weld Fixture Design?
In weld fixture design we often use the holes in the product for locating the product part in the fixture. What do you think designers should ask when considering pinning a hole? Click here to see the rest.
Posted on February 9, 2012 at 8:12am
Weld Fixture Design 101– Locating Round Tubing
I can think of three ways to locate a round tube off the top of my head. If you can think of another way, please sketch it up and send it to me. I love to learn!
So share any ideas you may have down in the comments section on this blog at http://www.rentapen.com or email me attach pictures or jpgs so I can share them in future blogs.
V-BLOCKS
We often use v-blocks to hold round rods or tubes. A v-block is…
ContinuePosted on January 15, 2012 at 9:34am
7 Tips for Lean and Efficient Weld Fixture Design
#1 Ask the right questions before you begin
#2 Begin with those components that locate the parts
#3 Used purchased parts whenever possible to reduce time, costs and errors.
#4 Design in adjustability with shims as needed.
#5 Review the weld fixture design for functionality and efficiency before putting in holes and…
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