Hello.
I am a student in BTS (industrial product design),
I am in charge of designing an almond cracker (my end-of-study project); I am looking for information that can help me in my project;
And I want mackets on SOLIDWORKS from a few other machines (any ones),
Thank you in advance;
In French, what does it say?
because here I apologize but the ...................... I didn't understand well
Do you want to create an apareil to break almonds the fruit?
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See this link among others
a nutcracker
http://ww2.ac-poitiers.fr/co_meca/spip.php?article27
 | LP Jean Moulin - Thouars - year 2004 | |
| TP1 subject: 1 Word document |  414 KB | |
| TP2 subject: 1 Word document - Self-extracting archive | 1.13 MB | |
| Models for TP2 : 11 assemblies, 6 drawings, 23 parts and 2 frames in Solidworks | 7.71 MB | |
| Technical file: 1 Word file | 3.84 MB | |
| Digital model: 8 assemblies, 14 drawings, 18 parts and 3 frames in Solidworks | 10.8 MB | |
| Models for TP1 : 8 assemblies, 14 drawings, 18 parts and 3 frames in Solidworks | 8.30 MB | |
| TP2 models: 9 assemblies, 20 parts, 2 frames and 2 basemaps in Solidworks | 6.93 MB | |
| All in 1 transfer (for broadband...) | 39.7 MB |
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"And I want mackets on SOLIDWORKS from a few other machines (any ones)"
We don't say "I want" but I would like to.
What are "mackets"?
Would a nutcracker do the trick?
Who are you talking about, Alain?! :p
Hello
I think someone who is learning the craft of design should try to think for themselves instead of pumping out what already exists.
However, there are plenty of possible solutions to make an almond cracker.
But the fashion is to find everything on the internet and now it's evolving: We make others look for it.
That's how we in the industry end up with interns who don't know anything.
That was my rant on Wednesday.
S.B
Hello, I agree with s.b on the principle of searching for yourself (at the beginning) but nothing prevents you from asking for advice, technological evolution is the product of communication, the smartphone was not invented on a single worktop...
The priority is to establish specifications:
- Function of the machine: we get it, cracking almonds
- Financial means: don't go for a solution that is too expensive if you are only a student unless you want to make it drink but between us a good nutcracker is enough for the average person so avoid a product that is too complex, it has little chance of being marketed on a large scale unless it becomes multifunctional.
- Motorization or not: Do you want to make a product like Senseo with two buttons or manage a system manually?
- Observation of similar products: today there are a bunch of nutcrackers or almonds on the market and it costs nothing...
The question you need to ask yourself is: What can I bring to this product in addition?
My idea for you would be to make it an element to incorporate in the kitchen, discreet and linked to other kitchen utensils all usable on site or dismantled for "portable" use
An example: a small tower with corkscrew / nutcracker / pepper shaker etc. all dismountable.
Can you send me your PFE report
Here is the email address
lhamza233@gmail.com
Thank you
Can you send me your PFE report
Here is the email address
lhamza233@gmail.com
Thank you
Hello @lhamza233
You should remove your email address if you don't want to receive tons of SPAM with malware of course.
This is the No. 1 rule on all forums.
Moreover, you dig up a topic from 2017 and the author of the original message never came back to the forum without even telling us what had made the files ( HxZXHJP98875 __ %0*$££ Censored ).
As for the report!!!!!! I don't comment. :p
The first one asks for help, although a lot of help and never comes back. The second one just asks for the project report.
It's beautiful the evolution of the students... It promises for our future interns...
at least it guarantees your job after 50 years :)