Mostly known for their impact on the gunmaking industry, it allowed for a largely unskilled labor force to assemble products much faster and at a lower cost than before and in case of damage, made repair and replacement of parts endlessly easier.
The first car to use fully interchangeable parts was the Cadillac Model K. On March 5 1908 three Model K's were driven hundreds of miles, disassembled, had all parts jumbled together, were reassembled from parts selected at random, and were driven further hundreds of miles. This feat won the Dewar Trophy for Cadillac. Early Ford Model T cars by contrast still required hand work to fit parts to individual vehicles.
A design change is the modification conducted to the product. It can happen at any stage in the product development process. The design changes that happen early in the design process are less expensive when compared to those that take place after it is introduced into full-scale production.
Coal is the resource that contributed significantly to the early industrial development of England and Germany.
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There are many third world countries that are in the early stages of industry and technology. Some of these countries include Angola, Yeen, Hati, Togo, as well as Mali.
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Interchangeable Parts
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Fewer skilled craftsmen were required. -novanet
Interchangeable parts meant that you could have many inexperienced workers each making a part of the whole machine.
Mostly known for their impact on the gunmaking industry, it allowed for a largely unskilled labor force to assemble products much faster and at a lower cost than before and in case of damage, made repair and replacement of parts endlessly easier.
Mostly known for their impact on the gunmaking industry, it allowed for a largely unskilled labor force to assemble products much faster and at a lower cost than before and in case of damage, made repair and replacement of parts endlessly easier.
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5Which of these innovations led to increased production in American factories in the early 1800s?