Rolling suitcase
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Bill of Materials
Main Components
There are only about 4 different types of cloth used in the suitcase, but they make up approximately 200 components. Some of these scraps of cloth are only a square inch or two, while others are as large as 5 or 6 square feet. Since there are only a few different types of cloth, each cloth has been given a name and components are listed with the type of cloth used and the size of cloth used. The suitcase also only has 6 different types of seams where these pieces of cloth are sown together. Examples of each are shown below the bill of materials. For simplicity, most of the individual pieces of cloth have been omitted.
| Some stuff | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part Number | Name | QTY | Weight (g) | Function | Material | Manufacturing Process | Image | |
| 001 | Random Part | 1 | 1 | No function | Cloth or something | woven | 
| |
| Some Other Parts | ||||||||
| Part Number | Name | QTY | Weight (g) | Function | Material | Manufacturing Process | Image | |
| 001 | Random Part | 1 | 1 | No function | Cloth or something | woven |
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Group Dynamic
Team Leader: Mallory Elbert
Safety Expert: Fritz Langford
Manufacturing Expert: Eric Lawson
Environmental Expert: David Stonestrom
As a team, we have all worked with one another (though not all at the same time) on various other projects, so we already have a good sense of how everyone else thinks and works. We have allotted two weekly meeting times to use as necessary, but because we know eachother outside of the scope of the course, it has been easy to schedule additional time as necessary.
