Dt Paper
Options SL & HL
Option C: CAD/CAM (C.5.9 – C.5.17)
Options SL & HL
Option C: CAD/CAM (C.5.9 – C.5.17)
Furniture
C.5.9 Outline a piece of furniture that can be manufactured by CAD/CAM or by a more traditional process. Consider flat-pack furniture compared to traditional cabinet-making techniques. |
C.5.10 Compare the two manufacturing processes for a chosen piece of furniture. Refer to skills involved, efficiency of production, quality control, precision, flexibility and economics. |
C.5.11 Evaluate the product manufactured by the two manufacturing processes. Refer to complexity of design, quality and cost. |
C.5.12 Discuss the benefits of using CAD/CAM in the design and manufacture of flat-pack furniture. Assembly of parts in CAD drawings, order of assembly, quality control, mass customization. |
C.5.13 Discuss how CAD/CAM has affected consumer choice when purchasing furniture. Include interior design packages to model and design environments. |
C.5.14 Outline an area in which a single task robot could be used in the manufacture of flat-pack furniture. Counting accessories and adding fixings. |
C.5.15 Discuss the issues associated with using manufactured boards and natural timber when using CAM to produce furniture. Consider chipping, grain, warping, the clamping of material, quality of profile. |
C.5.16 Outline how the increased use of CAD/CAM in furniture manufacture has developed the need for a wider range of knock down fittings. Flat-pack furniture. |
C.5.17 Describe how exploded view CAD drawings have helped consumers when assembling components. Consider the use and quality of pictorial view sequence diagrams..
Option C: CAD/CAM (C.5.9 – C.5.17)
Options SL & HL
Option C: CAD/CAM (C.5.9 – C.5.17)
Furniture
C.5.9 Outline a piece of furniture that can be manufactured by CAD/CAM or by a more traditional process. Consider flat-pack furniture compared to traditional cabinet-making techniques. |
C.5.10 Compare the two manufacturing processes for a chosen piece of furniture. Refer to skills involved, efficiency of production, quality control, precision, flexibility and economics. |
C.5.11 Evaluate the product manufactured by the two manufacturing processes. Refer to complexity of design, quality and cost. |
C.5.12 Discuss the benefits of using CAD/CAM in the design and manufacture of flat-pack furniture. Assembly of parts in CAD drawings, order of assembly, quality control, mass customization. |
C.5.13 Discuss how CAD/CAM has affected consumer choice when purchasing furniture. Include interior design packages to model and design environments. |
C.5.14 Outline an area in which a single task robot could be used in the manufacture of flat-pack furniture. Counting accessories and adding fixings. |
C.5.15 Discuss the issues associated with using manufactured boards and natural timber when using CAM to produce furniture. Consider chipping, grain, warping, the clamping of material, quality of profile. |
C.5.16 Outline how the increased use of CAD/CAM in furniture manufacture has developed the need for a wider range of knock down fittings. Flat-pack furniture. |
C.5.17 Describe how exploded view CAD drawings have helped consumers when assembling components. Consider the use and quality of pictorial view sequence diagrams..