For the mild steel part drawing below (Fig. Q5.2) (Mair, 1993), previ- ously considered in the problems for Chapters 3 and 4, identify suitable production equipment and tooling to manufacture it. Use the solutions from the previous chapters as the basis for your answer. Only consider equipment/tooling described in this chapter.

For the mild steel part drawing below (Fig. Q5.2) (Mair, 1993), previ- ously considered in the problems for Chapters 3 and 4, identify suitable production equipment and tooling to manufacture it. Use the solutions from the previous chapters as the basis for your answer. Only consider equipment/tooling described in this chapter.

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