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Is this a premanufactured part?

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#1 ·
In this image I am trying to reverse engineer this hand stand trainer.

http://mo-de.net/d/premanufactured.jpg

The wooden part on top of the metal rods, are they premanufactured?

Thanks, Lindylex
 
#4 ·
My interpretation of "premanufactured" is a part that is made in mass production to fit a product already developed for the market and sold, like a wood tool handle (just an example).

An "as needed" part as I use the term would be a custom wood handle made for a custom made tool, like a prototype. This arrangement might be suited to see what the final product will look like.

Of course, I could be miles off on my assessment.






 
#6 ·
premanufactured wood?

No such thing. It's either a branch, log or stick untouched by a "manufacturer" or it's been altered by a "manufacturer".
If it's "pre" manufactured all that means it is made before assembly.
Those blocks didn't just grow that size and shape, they were manufactured/made that way. Someone made them for that specific purpose, and possibly before they made the other parts in the assembly, but not necessarily. JMO bill:blink:
 
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