Plan of Make Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials Stage Process
{"Image DocumentName": "Plan of Make Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials Stage Process", "Image ImageDescription": "Equipment Needed. Possible Problems. Safety. Checks to carry out. 1. After finishing the 3D model of the car, arrange the parts onto a flat sheet. Computer, Solid works. Concerned about the amount of space available as I am hoping it will fit on 2 sheets of plywood. No safety checks needs. Make sure that the pieces don\u2019t overlap each other and the right scale factor. 2. Use a state of the art CNC Router. to cut out all of the wooden parts. Computer, CNC Router, 12mm plywood. There shouldn\u2019t be any problems. Make sure you are away from the machine when operating. Make sure the water jet cutter is programmed right. 3. Use a state of the art water jet cutter to cut out all of the flat metal parts. Computer, Water Jet Cutter, 3mm sheet metal. 4. When got all the parts to make the car, do a dry run to make sure that all of the pieces fit together seamlessly. Hands, Parts for the car. If the pieces don\u2019t fit together then there is a big problem. Avoid the sharp edges. Make sure all of the pieces fit together. 5. If successful in the dry run, put the wooden parts together with wood glue following the instructions below. Clamps, Wood glue. There shouldn\u2019t be any problems unless the dry run didn\u2019t work out. Make sure all the pieces fit together in the right order otherwise it will go wrong very quickly. 6. The front side pieces needs to be glued to the middle piece and the two shaft holder. Use the base holes to align the pieces while gluing. All of the joints have to be right angled. 7. When glued together completely, glue the front component from the last step to the base piece. Make sure the base is on the right side. Clamps, Wood glue. There shouldn\u2019t be any problems unless the base is glued the wrong face around. Make sure the base is on the right side. 8. When the last step is done, glue the bulkhead piece onto the front of the car. There shouldn\u2019t be any problems. Make sure you put it on the right way around. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}