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The Short Bus “That’s how we roll.” April 12, 2006

The Short Bus “That’s how we roll.” April 12, 2006. Michael Harrison Will Moore James Nishimuta Clint Perry Alex Podust Caleb Monk. Last Week. Prototype Review Bring current prototype Construction Status What still needs to be completed

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The Short Bus “That’s how we roll.” April 12, 2006

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  1. The Short Bus“That’s how we roll.”April 12, 2006 • Michael Harrison • Will Moore • James Nishimuta • Clint Perry • Alex Podust • Caleb Monk

  2. Last Week • Prototype Review • Bring current prototype • Construction Status • What still needs to be completed • Difficulties encountered in acquiring materials or fabrication

  3. This Week • Prototype Review • Bring current prototype • Construction Status • What still needs to be completed • Difficulties encountered in acquiring materials or fabrication

  4. Bill of Materials and Part Status

  5. Layout Drawing

  6. Exploded Layout Drawing

  7. Support Flange Hinges

  8. Old Release Latch

  9. New Release Latch

  10. Significant Updates • All parts are in shop or completed, except for cable which will be purchased already made. • Diameter of top plate pins were modified to accommodate cap hole diameter of 1.12 in. • Release latch geometry simplified • Have cap for handle, need to drill holes for pegs

  11. Concerns • Time-frame for manufacture/assemble • Once parts are made, we have to be there to have it attached to the jack • Some assemblies require all of the parts to be made before assembly • Shop work load • Other people working on prototypes as well as the normal work load of the shop

  12. Current Work • Have cap for handle, need to drill holes for pegs • Purchase materials for parts we are going to manufacture ourselves • Still need to purchase cable, manufacture release handle, manufacture cable lever • Start working on final report/presentation

  13. Next Week • Prototype update

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