The document summarizes the manufacturing process for a wood product. The primary process is cutting wood parts, the secondary process is drilling holes for nuts, and the tertiary process is painting. The material and processes are compatible with the product geometry. The total cost per part was calculated to be 174 Thai Baht using formulas that summed material, tooling, and production costs.

2. Manufacturing process sequence
What is your primary process Why did you
choose this process
- Cutting Because wood should cut for
made parts and will assembly it.

3. What is your secondary process?
Why did you choose this process?
- Drilling Because this process can
assembly wood from many parts by nut
,so we will drill a hole for take a nut in
the hole

4. What is your tertiary process? Why did
you choose this process?
- Painting Because this process will
get a detail and made a product have
more price

5. Product function
With your selected material, how is
your material compatible with product
geometry and manufacturing
processes?
- First we mark a point on material for
made a shape that we want Second we
use an equipment for make a shape
compatible in geometry and
manufacturing processes

6. What is the normal applied load to the
material? Can your material take such
load?

8. What is the normal ambient conditions to
your material?
- Our material allow load.
- It should be strong .
- Easy to find

9. With your selected manufacturing
process, how is your process
compatible with the product geometry?
We choose a process that First , befit
with my material Second ,use a few
cost
Third, an equipment in manufacturing
process easy to find in this location

10. calculation to obtain the total cost
per part of your product
From
C = Cm+CT+Cp
Find Cm
Cm = Cw*Wp*(1+a)
= 5*25*(1+0.25) =156.25
Find CT
CT = T/q
= 1000/70 =14

11. Find Cp
Cp = Ct*t
= 30*0.1
=3
Find C from
C = Cm+Ct+Cp
= 157+14+3
= 174 Bath/part