1.4 Build Procedure

Before writing the team’s assembly procedure instructions, individually list all of the parts that comprise the device in your engineering notebook. How many parts make up the prototype? List the separate design areas that you must build or produce.

• Air Filter

• Autonomous Base

• 3d printed Skeleton for the Air Filter

• 3d printed Skeleton for the Autonomous Base

• Hooks

• Battery

From the list of parts, you identified in your engineering notebook, create a step-by-step plan for each segment of the building process. Explain in detail the order of parts and materials used to assemble your prototype and the steps your team took to identify any deviations from the working drawings of your prototype.

1. Attach the Skeleton for the Autonomous Base to the Autonomous Base, making sure it is tight and secure. Use a 3d Pen to connect skeleton pieces.

2. Attach the Skeleton for the Air Filter to the Air Filter, making sure it is tight and secure. Use a 3d Pen to connect skeleton pieces.

3. Insert the hooks into the designated places

4. Insert the Battery into its place

CONCLUSION

Why is it important to have clear and concise directions for the assembly of a product?

So that it is easy to build when given the materials.

What is the purpose of having a non-team member read your assembly directions?

To see if anyone with instructions can build our device.

Notebook References