Group 15 - Skil 7 1/4 in Circular Saw - Revision history

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 Gate 4 involved the reassembly of the circular saw. A final cause for corrective action was
-done to initiate things. The product archaeology section contains a product
+done to sum up the final efforts of the project. The product archaeology section contains a product
 assembly guide in chart form. Within this is a difficulty scale to assess the difficulty of
 each individual part. The initial disassembly and final reassembly were also compared to

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 of a complexity scale and a component analysis for eight major components of the circular saw.
 Namely the carbon brushes, saw blade, trigger, central power cable, handle, lower blade guard,
-motor housing, and upper blade guard. Next up a few of the parts from above were rendered
+motor housing, and upper blade guard. A number of these parts were rendered
-in Inventor. Another analysis section followed, this time however for the engineering aspects
+in Inventor in order to create a three dimensional model of their assembly. Another analysis section followed, this time however for the engineering aspects
 of the product. This included an introduction, problem statement, diagram of the process, the
 governing equations, example calculations a solution check to verify the results and lastly for that
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 Gate 4 involved the reassembly of the circular saw. A final cause for corrective action was
-done to initiate things. Next up is the product archaeology section, containing a product
+done to initiate things. The product archaeology section contains a product
-assembly guide in chart form. Tacked onto this is a difficulty scale to assess the difficulty of
+assembly guide in chart form. Within this is a difficulty scale to assess the difficulty of
 each individual part. The initial disassembly and final reassembly were also compared to
 evaluate the inherent changes between them. The assembly challenges were also documented.

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 ==Executive Summary==
-(Summary Here)
+This report will analyze and discuss the reverse engineering process of our chosen product, the Skil 7 ¼
 :[[File:Skilsaw15.jpeg]]

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 == Project Overview ==
-Over the course of the semester, group 15 dissected, reassembled, and analyzed a Skil 7 1/4" Circular Saw. Throughout this process, the design, functionality, and other aspects that went into the engineering of the product were observed in order to arrive at a conclusions about it at a component and system level.
+Over the course of the semester, group 15 dissected, reassembled, and analyzed a Skil 7 1/4" Circular Saw. Throughout this process, the design, functionality, and other aspects that went into the engineering of the product were observed in order to arrive at conclusions about it at a component and system level.
 ===Team Members===

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 == Project Overview ==
-Over the course of the semester, group 15 dissected, reassembled, and analyzed a Skil 7 1/4" Circular Saw. Throughout this process, the design, functionality, and other aspects that went into the engineering of the product were observed into order to arrive at a conclusions about it at a component and system level.
+Over the course of the semester, group 15 dissected, reassembled, and analyzed a Skil 7 1/4" Circular Saw. Throughout this process, the design, functionality, and other aspects that went into the engineering of the product were observed in order to arrive at a conclusions about it at a component and system level.
 ===Team Members===

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 == Project Overview ==
 ===Team Members===
-*Nicholas Grieco (nlgrieco@buffalo.edu)
+*Nicholas Grieco (nlgrieco@buffalo.edu) - Group Manager/Supervisor
-*Theodore Nalesnik (trnalesn@buffalo.edu)
+*Theodore Nalesnik (trnalesn@buffalo.edu) - Co-manager/Wiki Specialist
-*Joshua Beres (jjberes2@buffalo.edu)
+*Joshua Beres (jjberes2@buffalo.edu) - Group Documenter/Modeling Expert
-*James Pullano (jamespul@buffalo.edu)
+*James Pullano (jamespul@buffalo.edu) - Dissection & Reassembly  Technician
-*Colin Mutton (colinmut@buffalo.edu)
+*Colin Mutton (colinmut@buffalo.edu) - Communication Director
 == Gate 1: Project Planning==

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 (Summary Here)
-:[[File:Skilsaw15.png]]
+:[[File:Skilsaw15.jpeg]]
 :Figure 1. Skil 7 1/4" Circular Saw