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I really appreciate the writeup associated with the page. It's always interesting to see behind the scenes details on how things are manufactured. Back in colle
by DavidPeiffer 5y ago
I really appreciate the writeup associated with the page. It's always interesting to see behind the scenes details on how things are manufactured. Back in college, the manufacturing professors had us bring things to them if we didn't know how they were made, which was always a fun discussion ruling out possibilities based on little details.
I had no idea about the L and R on the legs, and wouldn't have guessed that for sorting in the factory despite being an industrial engineer myself.
They got me to signup for future scans. Does anyone have other solid manufacturing type blogs, breakdowns, etc?