Category: Mechanical Engineering

As promised, this article will be on the knob of the mechanism. Unfortunately, I do not have a photograph available of the completed knob, so please bear with the far left component in the image, which is a semi-product (after Read More …

It has been a week since I last wrote about the prototype since I have been working on obtaining my UK driving licence. However, I just messed up my practical test, and therefore now I have time to continue this Read More …

The slider, whose purpose is to slide inside the housing under the driving force provided by the threaded rod and, therefore, to lock and unlock the hook, is the first component in the above image from the right. This is Read More …

Making the cap has been a pretty straightforward process, but to begin, it had something to do with the housing, and that is the reason why I chose to schedule this post here. The housing, after the slots and a Read More …

After the flange was welded onto the bar, the flange was brought to size on the milling machine. This was a very painstaking process, as when the flange was not to size, it could not be gripped in the vice, Read More …

The housing is the largest, heaviest, and most complicated part to make in this prototype. Therefore, I am going to spend several posts on documenting the process of making the housing. The original design required the diameter of the housing’s Read More …

Recently I have been working on the design and prototyping of a Single Bicycle Carriage System for Bus, the design of which is to be submitted as a product design coursework I have been assigned. The prototyping of the core Read More …