Description
In this class, we’ll take a look at some design decisions we might make that can make our production team’s work much harder than it needs to be. From features that are difficult to machine to part orientation considerations, the main takeaways from this class will, if applied appropriately, result in designs that are easier to machine and produce efficiently.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to identify features that will be difficult to efficiently machine
- Learn how to analyze existing designs with an eye to improving manufacturability
- Learn how to differentiate between types of tooling that will be required to machine modeled features
- Learn how design choices can impact the number of setups required for fabrication
Speaker
- DLDave LapthorneI am an Implementation Consultant with D3 Technologies, an Autodesk Platinum Partner and Authorized Training Center, I am based at the Springfield Missouri office. Primarily focused on Inventor workflows I also specialize in the CAM tools, drawing on 15+ years of industry experience ranging from machine design, sheet metal design, CNC programming, and Project Management. Additionally I have spent several years working hands on with manual and CNC machine tools including water-jet, plasma, milling, turning, plus shear and brake forming operations. This is my second year presenting at Autodesk University as a part of the team with D3 Technologies.
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