From my previous post, I spent my time constructing my evaluations for my overall project product and project experience, time management and difficulties. In addition, I included suggestions on improvements to the product and suggestions on what I could do better if I had to do another project on a different product. All of this is included in my project report. I have spent weeks gathering information together from previous sections and working with it to produce GREATNESS. DROPPING ON #PRINTINGMONDAY

A 3D assembled drawing of my DJ Desk/boot: On AutoCAD i used view-ports to show the drawing from the drawing model to a template. This drawing provides information based on all of the components, the “List Of Parts”  on the right has all the information about the components. On The Template i used multi-leaders to annotate the drawing to point out the components.  

DJ Desk Realistic Visual. All The Components for the product are included.

My BOM (Bill of Materials) currently stands at £824.23, this price is very high for one unit however this is due to the amount of material that will be needed for the manufacturing and fabrication process, also the material that will be used is at an estimate, so the BOM could drop if less material is needed. Finally, I have also drafted a Final Product Specification which is based on my original PDS.

Everything for my project is running smooth, I have found relevant and accurate information that is related to the materials I have chosen for my DJ Desk, the material properties. Fasteners and fixing that will be useful and needed for joining components together and the overall product assembly. A few modifications have been made to my CAD drawings, I have made small adjustments to the dimensions for the secondary tables by increasing the surface area, increasing the height of the desk and the thickness of the tables/components for the DJ Desk. The modifications to the CAD drawing is under-going, I am planning to start drawing the fasteners, plan out and complete a BOM (bill of materials and move on to the product manufacture stage.

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Hidden hinges have a higher price range compared to the others, regardless I still choose this device because of its appearance, that will not have any effect on the overall design of my product, its acceptable and impressive properties.

Following on the previous post the next stage was to find out about ergonomics and legislations. While researching ergonomics, I had to focus on the person and their body features, this will include there: head, neck, elbows, arms and height. I carefully looked at these factors because I want to certain that the consumer feels comfortable around the product and while s/he is carrying out different tasks while using it. There are many legislations that talk about various products: how safe they are around users and certain requirements that has to be met and abide certain laws. I am currently looking for more legislations/standards. So far I have come across one standard which works well with what I am designing. (ISO 21016:2007 this standard specifies tests methods that will be used to determine the strength, durability and stability for all types of office tables/desks designed for seated or standing position.)