Group 27 - Weed Wacker - Revision history

UB08G27 at 08:34, 7 December 2008

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Engineering Analysis

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References

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Part Table, including:

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Part Table, including:

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Part Table

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Part Table

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Part Table

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Assembly

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CAD Assembly Description

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	==Disassembly Procedure==		==Disassembly Procedure==

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 In retrospect, this project was much more difficult and time consuming than we initially imagined. For future disassembly projects, we would not recommend this product without a simpler way to safely re-house and re-coil the coil spring.
 ==References==
 Weed Eater Customer Support: 1-800-554-6723

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 ==References==
-[http://www.apastyle.org/ APA Style]
+Weed Eater Customer Support: 1-800-554-6723
-You must use this format (It's easier than MLA, so don't worry).

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 | align="center" |1
 | align="center" |Steel and Plastic
-| align="center" |Hadnle Injection Molded Cord is Woven
+| align="center" |Cover Injection Molded, Cable is Woven
 | align="center" |[[Image:SPA55188.JPG|center|thumb|100px]]
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 | align="center" |Various(Ceramic, steel, aluminum, copper)
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+| align="center" |Combination of Machining and Stamping
 | align="center" |[[Image:SPA55183.JPG|center|thumb|100px]]
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 | align="center" |Some form of Plastic/PVC
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+| align="center" |Nontraditional Form of Injection Molding
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 | align="center" |Steel and Plastic
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+| align="center" |Hadnle Injection Molded Cord is Woven
 | align="center" |[[Image:SPA55188.JPG|center|thumb|100px]]
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	These parts represent the engine block of the weed eater. What you are seeing is the muffler, piston, connecting rod, bushings, and block come together with their attachment hardware. Assembly is simple with tension or friction providing the forces needed to keep the system together. The piston fits tightly within the cylinder and all that needs to be done is make sure the muffler is on straight. For further reference of the CAD block see the "Gas Trimmer Pictures From Different Angles" section of the page. The last few images of the block at different angles should answer any other questions you have.		These parts represent the engine block of the weed eater. What you are seeing is the muffler, piston, connecting rod, bushings, and block come together with their attachment hardware. Assembly is simple with tension or friction providing the forces needed to keep the system together. The piston fits tightly within the cylinder and all that needs to be done is make sure the muffler is on straight. For further reference of the CAD block see the "Gas Trimmer Pictures From Different Angles" section of the page. The last few images of the block at different angles should answer any other questions you have.

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 These parts represent the engine block of the weed eater.  What you are seeing is the muffler, piston, connecting rod, bushings, and block come together with their attachment hardware.  Assembly is simple with tension or friction providing the forces needed to keep the system together.  The piston fits tightly within the cylinder and all that needs to be done is make sure the muffler is on straight.  For further reference of the CAD block see the "Gas Trimmer Pictures From Different Angles" section of the page.  The last few images of the block at different angles should answer any other questions you have.
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 ==Assembly==