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This document outlines the methods of manufacturing as well as the equipment needed for such methods.

Machining Plugs

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Part

MDF Sheet Dimensions (mm)

Order

BatteryBoxWallPlug

309.65 x 1170 x 20 (x3 sheets)

1.5” x 4” x 20mm (x3 sheets)

BatteryBoxBottomPlug

795.66 x 1170 x 20 (x2 sheets)

3” x 4” x 20mm (x2 sheets)

BatteryBoxLidPlug

808.36 x 1170 x 20 (x3 sheets)

3” x 4” x 20mm (x3 sheets)

RearElecLeftWallPlug

309.65 x 1062.45 x 20 (x4 sheets)

1.5” x 3.5” x 20mm (x4 sheets)

RearElecRightWallPlug

309.65 x 1062.45 x 20 (x4 sheets)

1.5” x 3.5” x 20mm (x4 sheets)

RearElecBottomPlug

753.76 x 1001.66 x 20 (x2 sheets)

2.5” x 3.5” x 20mm (x2 sheets)

RearElecLidPlug

798.36 x 1071.06 x 20 (x3 sheets)

3” x 4” x 20mm (x3 sheets)

Final Order

1.5” x 4” x 20mm (x11 sheets)

3” x 4” x 20mm (x10 sheets)

CNC Prep Procedure

  • Cut MDF to required size
  • Glue sheets together
  • Talk to Brian from E5 machine shop

Molds and Final Fibreglass Parts

Mold Manufacturing Plan

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Final Fibreglass Part Manufacturing Plan

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Order of Manufacturing (First to Last)

Method

BB Bottom

Wet Layup

RE Bottom

Wet Layup

BB Wall (x2)

Infusion

BB Lid

Infusion

RE Right Wall

Infusion

RE Left Wall

Infusion

RE Lid

Infusion

Misc. Components Manufacturing Plan

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Securing Brackets

  1. Refer to the Polycarbonate map for bracket cutouts.

  2. Cut the brackets from the polycarbonate sheet (vertical band saw or waterjet, method TBD).

  3. Label each bracket according to the diagram below.

  4. There are 4 different bracket variations

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