NickE-
I thought thats what it was, lol, but just wasn't sure exactly what you meant. Its just a standard realtime pic in jpeg format. I think the cad/rendering software our company uses is solidworks.
Larry
We don't have a say as to what goes on the BOM. I wish it were as simple as getting the parts we wanted or assembling something a different way. We build to print and don't have much say unless something is obviously causing a problem.
I think, if something is assembled the same way each...
I agree also that the radiused side would prevent damaging other things that might come in contact with it, such as cabling/wire insulation etc.. This, in my case, is not so relevent due to the way they are made, but a good thought none the less! Nothing wrong with adding value to a product by...
In my case, its not a requirement to put a washer on one side or the other specifically. I'm just trying to get ammo for my opinion and see if I can get the reluctant/non-caring to consider doing the assemblies all the same way. Cohesion is the goal, not just the occasional adhesion. Thank...
I do assembly on the floor and find that work ethics are always at different levels. This seems to correspond to certain age groups as well. Being ex-Navy myself, I seem to feel a bit more responsible for the quality of the assemblies that are being made, since they are deployed on military...
Thank you for your replies. I do understand that the washers we use are manufactured by stamping causing a rounded side and we have no choice in the type we use, as we are building to a customer's drawing specification (gov't work ;) ). I think that the round shape would work better on the...
I was wondering what the consensus is on whether or not washers that have a rounded and a flat side should always be put on the flat side down to the mating surface?
I'm trying to convince some co-workers that the above is a good idea and therefore increase consistency and reliability in our...
