Dremel 4000 - 3D Model + Reverse Engineering

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DREMEL 4000

Multi-Tool for everyday use.

High-performance motor for maximum performance at all speeds

Electronic feedback for consistent speed under load

Variable speed, 5,000 - 35,000 RPM, provides maximum control and precision

Separate on/off switch and speed control dial for the perfect speed every time

Can be used with all Dremel rotary tool attachments and accessories

Quick collet lock for fast accessory changes

Cool-running ball bearing construction for smooth and quiet operation

Replaceable motor brushes extend tool life

Dremel corded rotary tool includes 1 attachment and 26 accessories

Reverse Enginee-what?

Reverse engineering is a process by which the design of a product is analysed or recreated using a physical part as a starting point. During the design process for a

new product, clay models and different types of prototypes will be made in order to test, evaluate and validate the conceptual design.

In practical terms, a reverse engineering project works backwards from the end-product to determine the design and technology used in its design and development.

The data derived from this process allows the project owner to reproduce or refine the product – or to apply to the development of a complementary product.

Production planning?

Production planning is the planning and allocation of raw materials, workers, and workstations to fulfill manufacturing orders on time. In a make to order environment, manufacturing orders or work orders themselves are created after receiving customer orders. A company that follows make to stock style of manufacturing will create work orders on a timely basis depending on demands.

Production plans are usually set by the production managers who supervise the shop floor. A good production plan makes the best use of available resources to deliver orders on time.

Continuous Improvement (Kaizen):

Kaizen (Continuous improvement) is a philosophy that helps to ensure maximum quality, the elimination of waste, and improvements in efficiency, both in terms of equipment and work procedures. Kaizen improvements in standardised work help maximise productivity at every worksite. Standardised work involves following procedures consistently and therefore employees can identify the problems promptly.

Kaizen humanises the workplace, empowering individual members to identify areas for improvement and suggest practical solutions. The focused activity surrounding this solution is often referred to as a kaizen blitz, while it is the responsibility of each member to adopt the improved standardised procedure and eliminate waste from within the local environment.

Conclusions:

When conducting industrial cost analysis for the Dremel 4000 multitoolthe breakeven point is highlighted as the union between the sales volume and the total production costs.The equilibrium point of physical units is 230 pieces and in unitmonetary is $ 924,000.00.Being a leader in the market, Dremel 4000 handles a high price ($12,000 Argentine pesos), making a few months this raise a productive profitability.

Gantt Chart:

In project management, is one of the most popular and useful ways of showing activities (tasks or events) displayed against time. On the left of the chart is a list of the activities and along the top is a suitable time scale. Each activity is represented by a bar; the position and length of the bar reflects the start date, duration and end date of the activity.