DFM Lecture 3: DFMA Principles

[@michaeltamajong2988]

Another great lecture. So helpful. Please organize lectures so there is a demarcation with other supplementary videos.

[@andreya7748]

Thank you! This video helped me understand the basics of DFMA

[@daminduperera5691]

Great Video. Loved it!

[@aztatzirubioisaac8863]

Thank you for this video. It is a nice guide.

[@chrmeiss67]

I think we should pay much more attention to the product specification!

[@dumbtex6107]

Not in school but this was very useful thank you very much

[@srinivaspoojary839]

Thank you and nice video

[@chndlrb]

Excellent summary!

[@mahdyxalid2195]

Thank you

[@Life_of_Shravya]

Thanks you for nice info.... I would also like to have link to lecture 1 and 2.

[@monsterjesse]

this was great thank-u, ill have to put it in one of my playlist if u dnt mind.

[@bibekkafle3348]

Thank you !!

[@SunilPatel-ju6xi]

Hello Sir, this is a nice informative session. May I have a copy of this presentation?

[@anggadonnypratama853]

Thnks Sir for your information,

[@Zakariae92]

Hello sir,
thanks for the video. it is great one with very useful information.
I have just one question. Is there anywhere where i can find the rules of parts' assembly (order assembly, assembly diagram....etc)
thank you

[@jesalynragel3859]

Can i ask? Where did you find out the cost and assembly time? There are tools or software you used to find out?

[@mvccaetautomationengineeri1655]

The reference for the cost and assembly time portion of the presentation are from Product Design for Manufacture and Assembly by Boothroyd, Dewhurst, and Knight.

[@RayleignRonald]

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[@andreya7748]

Thank you! This video helped me understand the basics of DFMA