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Mechanical design tips

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mohamed.elsabagh

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Hi everybody

I would like to ask about mechanical design tips to reduce the cost of the design, for example I heard that adding a lot of curves or fillets in the design increases the cost significantly, is this right??
Another thing I want to know, is a good and cheap mechanical manufacturer, I prefer in shenzen because I am going there soon. I want to give them my designs in solid work to produce them, it's my first time so I don't have much experience I would appreciate any help.

Thanks.
 

Plastic? Metal?
What materials are yo going to be using...
How are they going to be made...
 
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Plastic injected moulded parts?
Cast metal parts, investment casting, machined? etc etc
Sory to keep asking questions but your origionel request is open ended, like how long is a piece of string.
 
Plastic injected moulded parts?
Cast metal parts, investment casting, machined? etc etc
Sory to keep asking questions but your origionel request is open ended, like how long is a piece of string.

No problem actually your questions are very helpful and important, because I don't have the experience in mechanical production. Could you please give me a hint about the different way of casting metal. For plastic I think injecting molded parts is what I am going to do, but is there any method other than that???. My aim also is to reduce the cost in production and maintaining reasonable level of quality.
 
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Plastic is a whole new world, there are so many types of plastics that all have thier own properties and uses. I have used a few for different applications, I will try and find my links as its over 3 years now since I did a plastic injected part.
Plastics also open up a whole new world af assembly techinques.
 

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