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The Interchangeable Desk Organizer

The Interchangeable Desk Organizer. Tyler Nichols Tim Briggs. The Components. The Design Process. Initial Problem or Project Constraints Initial Designs Collaboration Agreement of Assembly Design of Base Design of Components. The Project:

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The Interchangeable Desk Organizer

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  1. The Interchangeable Desk Organizer Tyler Nichols Tim Briggs

  2. The Components

  3. The Design Process • Initial Problem or Project • Constraints • Initial Designs • Collaboration • Agreement of Assembly • Design of Base • Design of Components

  4. The Project: Design a desk organizer with interchangeable parts. Constraints: all components must be able to attach to different base units. Must have 5 components on base unit

  5. Collaboration • Initial collaboration was done via Skype • Additional communication • Cell Phone • Text Messages • Email • Share Drive with 1 working word document

  6. Example Peg Depth of peg would be .5 “ tn Diameter would be .25” tn Spacing on base would be .75” up and down and across tn

  7. Arrangement of holes for base unit. Tb. 1/29/10 Lool L Looks good. I am using a base dimension of 12 x 8.5 with height of 1 all in inches Pegs off accessories diameter .25, length .5 , is this what you wanted? tn We should also state a maximum length of pin that the base will accept. I would say that the base should be able to accept a pin that is no longer than .75”. That means there should be a clearance on the back side of each hole of at least .75”. tbb

  8. Design Matrix Criteria used to design interchangeability: Cost Geometry Packaging Function Reliability Manufacturability

  9. Ideas • Hook and Loop • Taper effect • Insert • Peg

  10. And the winner is…………. Peg And Hole

  11. The Base

  12. Accessory Attachment

  13. The Design of Peg and HoleThe Base

  14. The Design of Peg and HoleThe Attachment

  15. Basics of the Assembly

  16. Individual Components Base 1

  17. Dimensions of Base 1

  18. Individual Components Base 2

  19. Dimensions of Base 2

  20. Iphone Holder

  21. Ear Buds Holder

  22. Flash Drive Case

  23. Coffee Holder

  24. Post Its Holder

  25. Exploded View of Base 1

  26. Interchangeability All five components on Base 1 will be on Base 2

  27. Exploded View of Base 2

  28. Video 2 Base 2

  29. Driving Idea behind design K.I.S.S Keep it simple Stupid

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