
Overview
This lesson provides all the essential information needed for understanding how to handle hand and power tools safely and when and why you will need them, while touching on general safety practices in order to minimize the risk of common injuries during any build.
Instructions:
Download and print the Ultimate tool guide
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Overview
This lesson shows you how having a designated working area will minimize the risk of injury by always having a place for everything and everything in its place.
Instructions
Download and print the Ultimate Tool Guide to reference the various tools needed
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Key Takeaways
Keep the work area clean
Have a working table
A place for everything
Lesson Goal
Understand general safety rules when using hand and power tools.
Overview
This lesson consists of 2 parts.
In part 1, we go over the thought process and approach we want to use in order to better understand the main 3 factors before beginning a sketch.
In part 2, we will use the sketchpad to draw a workstation using the thought process we went over in part 1.
Instructions
Download and print the 2-sided Project Sheet
Download the Capacity Chart and the Loading Capacity Calculator to determine the weight capacity
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Lesson Goal
Completing a parts and cut-list using the sketch drawn in the project sheet, to determine the quantity of pipes needed to build the project by establishing the various lengths of pipes, types of connectors, quantities, and or any other accessory or component needed to complete the project.
Key Takeaways
Pipe dimensions will vary depending on connector installation.
Reduce 2” inches from the overall external dimension every time a pipe is installed inserted into a connector to determine pipe length.
If a pipe ends flush or in-line with a connector, remove 0” inches from the overall dimension to determine the pipe length.
Overview
In this lesson we want to verify a sketch to determine the number of different pipe dimensions needed to assemble the structure as well as the type and quantity of the various connectors and any other accessory needed to complete the build.
Instructions
Download the Commonly Used Connectors PDF
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Lesson Goal
Familiarizing yourself with the key factors needed to consider before beginning and during a sketch, this approach will be useful for all types of structures. You will learn to complete a hand-drawn sketch using the information on the backside of the project sheet.
Key Takeaways
How much weight will it hold?
Is it a moving or non-moving structure?
What is the intended length, width, and height?
Overview
In this lesson, it’s best to have established beforehand all the cuts needed before starting the project. This way you cut only that which is necessary. we want to cut the pipe dimensions established in the previous lesson by creating a list from longest to shortest. We will use a pipe cutter and or other cutting method to cut the pipes.
Instructions
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Lesson Goal
Understanding how to cut pipes from longest to shortest, cutting the pipes safely, and organizing the pipes after cutting to easily find when it comes time to assembling the structure. Remember that fully grasping the scope of your project as well as establishing that needs to be cut before beginning the work will prevent you from wasting precious time and material. Completing a hand-drawn sketch using the information on the backside of the project sheet.
Key Takeaways
Create a list to show how many different dimensioned pipes can fit in a full 96-inch pipe, always starting with the longest and working down to the shortest pipe
Always secure the pipe before cutting
Cross-out dimensions as you go down the list to avoid cutting extra unnecessary pipe
Overview
In this lesson, the idea is to get a good visual on how to set up your work area to assemble any structure, interruption free. Most importantly it is about having all the necessary parts and pieces prior to building your structure. Understanding how you set it up will ultimately determine how long it will take from start to finish.
Instructions
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Lesson Goal
To clearly define the importance of having everything needed prior to starting to build and ensuring each connector is correctly installed.
Key Takeaways
Use a worktable when applicable.
Use a worktable when applicable.
Work one connector at a time to ensure each connector is properly inserted and correctly tightened.
Overview
In this lesson, the idea is to get a good visual on how to set up your work area to assemble any structure, interruption free. Most importantly it is about having all the necessary parts and pieces prior to building your structure. Understanding how you set it up will ultimately determine how long it will take from start to finish.
Instructions
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Lesson Goal
To clearly define the importance of having everything needed prior to starting to build and ensuring each connector is correctly installed.
Key Takeaways
Choosing the right tool for the job.
Choosing type of installation method top or bottom.
Safety first, always clamp down your structure.
Overview
This lesson is all about feedback! Effective feedback has benefits for the people who will use the structure, the people who will design and build the structure, and the company as a whole. Employees like to be valued and appreciate being asked to provide feedback that can help. Asking for feedback can motivate employees to perform better. Therefore, it is crucial to include the opinions of the people who will be using the structures from beginning to end. Feedback is not negative criticism; but rather constructive criticism.
Instructions
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Lesson Goal
Understanding the importance of including everyone who will be using the structure from beginning to end and recognizing that the sooner the structure gets built the faster it can be tested and modified if need be. Ultimately, the goal is to have a working structure as soon as possible in the designated area.
Key Takeaways
Always include the people who will be using the structures in the design process.
Build the structure and place it in the designated area as soon as possible, so it can be tested.
Get the feedback, modify the structure as quickly as possible, and return to the designated area.
Get aboard with Esteban from Flexpipe for a 8 lessons training program to develop a strong foundation, utilizing the pipe and joint system as you integrate it into any working environment, no matter the industry. By the end of the training, you’ll have the knowledge and skill to confidently start assembling sturdy and safe Modular System Equipment for Lean Manufacturing.
Learn the safety notices and which tools/equipment are required before getting started
How to setup the optimal shop layout for a maximum work efficiency
The optimal shop layout for a maximum work efficiency
How to analyze a situation and find a creative solution with the modular system
Discover the parts available and how to maximize their potential
Learn how to design and sketch structures
How to determine the bill of materials and an optimal cut list
Discover the parts available and how to maximize their potential
Learn about calculating capacities and the various bracing techniques used to reinforce any structure
Learn the cutting rules and how to cut the different products available
Learn the optimal techniques to assemble any structure, interruption free
Familiarize yourself with the installation methods when installing surfaces
Understand the importance to quickly have a working structure and getting workers feedbacks