You have turned the table around for keen learners with your highly expressive and organised presentation on the Part One video. I am looking forward to listening to the Second chapter on this. Thank you!
Brother, I've clicked the subscribe button on far too many RUclips pages to date. Fully watching and listening attentively to this particular instructional video has me feeling like I can take on the best and brightest universities in Africa, Austria, Russia, China, India, Japan, Germany, Israel and M.I.T. Thank you so much brother. You are the most intelligent online instructor I've ever encountered here on RUclips (and just for the record, I've encountered dozens of highly intelligent PhD's, industrial moguls in various languages and innovative high tech open source platforms).
Thank you sir! I'm humbled by your compliments. I put these videos together hoping that they make a quick reference for people to supplement their classes or for people that need information in a pinch. It's always good to know that my videos are helping people.
Hey are you involved with the U of Cincinnati FSAE team? You seem like an Advisor that would elevate the team. They were quite good a few years ago. The 2018 and 2019 cars were really cool to me, I was actually quite jealous of the design and manufacturing detail on those two cars in particular. Clemson FSAE allum here
@@infinitymfg5397 Most welcome! Can I sign up for it or is it for the grad students of a specific university? P.S. Is there a general rule of thumb on what you should choose or how to choose when deciding between lower part count versus less but more complex parts?
Hello Professor Cummings this is your virtual student Harold Simpson as a Sr. Quality Engineer I find this video to be invaluable, as it touches on most of the concern I am dealing with ot expose to on a daily basis. Is there a way I can get the slides. I have watched this video over and over as it is that good and important to me. Again many thanks sir.
Hi Harold Simpson! Its good to hear from you. This is part of a paid course that I teach for the university so the only way to get the slides is to be part of that course.
Hello Professor Cummings. I am a training coordinator at a global manufacturing company and we are interested in using this video as an instructional tool in one of our internal training programs. Would you be able to grant permission to use the video?
I've started a product-based company, and would greatly appreciate advice, critiques, and recommendations as I go through this process. Are there any resources you can recommend for someone in my position who doesn't have experience in the design or manufacturing arenas?
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You have turned the table around for keen learners with your highly expressive and organised presentation on the Part One video. I am looking forward to listening to the Second chapter on this. Thank you!
Brother, I've clicked the subscribe button on far too many RUclips pages to date. Fully watching and listening attentively to this particular instructional video has me feeling like I can take on the best and brightest universities in Africa, Austria, Russia, China, India, Japan, Germany, Israel and M.I.T. Thank you so much brother. You are the most intelligent online instructor I've ever encountered here on RUclips (and just for the record, I've encountered dozens of highly intelligent PhD's, industrial moguls in various languages and innovative high tech open source platforms).
Thank you sir! I'm humbled by your compliments. I put these videos together hoping that they make a quick reference for people to supplement their classes or for people that need information in a pinch. It's always good to know that my videos are helping people.
Thank you sir. I would like to keep in contact with you during the 2020's. What is your university email address? Happy Kwanza Sir.
You are explaining the process from the basic. It can be understandable for everyone
Great information, to be honest, this lecture is far more informative and relative to me than my university lectures!
Thanks, this is a part of the lecture for my graduate students.
Hey are you involved with the U of Cincinnati FSAE team? You seem like an Advisor that would elevate the team.
They were quite good a few years ago. The 2018 and 2019 cars were really cool to me, I was actually quite jealous of the design and manufacturing detail on those two cars in particular. Clemson FSAE allum here
Hi, I'm not part of that particular team. I do coordinate the senior design proposals and advise individual students on their projects.
Fantastic material, thank-you
Thanks for watching!
Solid info! Thanks.
Thanks for your information Sir,
Thanks for watching!
Brother can you create playlist for DFM please? God bless you
Hi T. I thought that I did that, but let me check.
Very informative 👍
Thanks!
thank you, it is so great lecture!
Thank you for sharing this great video. Do you have more videos for DFMA? For example, videos about real-world examples of DFMA.
There is more in the full class for the students.
I love this video! Thank you!
I checked your other videos and I could only find parts 1 and 7. Will you be uploading the rest of this course?
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. The entire class is a class for graduate students in a program that I teach in.
@@infinitymfg5397 Most welcome!
Can I sign up for it or is it for the grad students of a specific university?
P.S. Is there a general rule of thumb on what you should choose or how to choose when deciding between lower part count versus less but more complex parts?
We need part 2!
Hello Professor Cummings this is your virtual student Harold Simpson as a Sr. Quality Engineer I find this video to be invaluable, as it touches on most of the concern I am dealing with ot expose to on a daily basis.
Is there a way I can get the slides. I have watched this video over and over as it is that good and important to me.
Again many thanks sir.
Hi Harold Simpson! Its good to hear from you.
This is part of a paid course that I teach for the university so the only way to get the slides is to be part of that course.
Great lecture, thank you for this sir!
You're very welcome!
Thank you very much for this.
Thanks for taking the time to watch! I appreciate it.
Hello Professor Cummings. I am a training coordinator at a global manufacturing company and we are interested in using this video as an instructional tool in one of our internal training programs. Would you be able to grant permission to use the video?
Yes, feel free.
@@infinitymfg5397 Awesome! Thank you.
Thanks. How can we get the other videos? I know we have to pay for them , but how? Thanks again
excellent!
Thanks for watching!
thank you for sharing!
Would you define STAKE HOLDERS? Thank you.
Stakeholders just refers to anyone that has an interest in the final design. Customer, quality, operators, etc.
@@infinitymfg5397 Thank you very much for your reply.
Hello sir,
Could you please provide the links for all your videos related to DFMA.
Thanks in advance
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Thank you for the video, Do you have DFMEA & DFSS lectures?
No, I've never made videos on those topics. There seems to be a growing interest in these topics.
I've started a product-based company, and would greatly appreciate advice, critiques, and recommendations as I go through this process. Are there any resources you can recommend for someone in my position who doesn't have experience in the design or manufacturing arenas?
A crazy idea could be to aquire experience in design and manufacturing
How's it going?
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17:23 so true!
I canr find DFMA 2-6.
Its not published. That one is for students only.
@@infinitymfg5397 ok ...
@@infinitymfg5397 The first video was great! Please publish them all! We are also students in the end :D
Part 2? 3? 4? 5? 6?
you sound like salman khan from khanacademy :)
R u eating something while talking? So annoying
LOL! No. *munch munch* That's just the way I talph *munch munch*
Morten’s why don’t you focus what is he teaching? I heard that sound too but I put in my mine is sound of keyboards and mouse
This reminds me of an episode of Rick and Morty when they go to the detoxifier