Harris Engineer
Machine Design Engineer
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Custom Gym Equipment Design & Mechanical Engineering
We provide exercise machine design and product development services for fitness equipment manufacturers, gym owners, and startups.
Our expertise:
Custom gym machine concepts and 3D CAD modeling
SolidWorks assemblies and component design
FEA and structural analysis
AutoCAD drafting
Complete technical drawing packages
Design for manufacturing and fabrication
From early product concepts to detailed engineering documentation, we help bring innovative exercise equipment ideas closer to production.
Have a project in mind? Let's collaborate.
#MechanicalDesign #SolidWorks #CADModeling #ProductDevelopment
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When I review a warehouse layout, I start by tracing how materials move between receiving, storage, picking, and dispatch.
This short visual shows what that review can uncover: staging that spills into aisles, forklift routes that cross busy work areas, and extra travel between zones.
If youโre planning an expansion or reworking an existing warehouse, I can help you map your current flow and compare layout options before you move equipment or racking.
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A production bottleneck isn't always obvious from looking at individual machines.
This short industrial engineering visualization demonstrates how arrival rates, processing times, workstation capacity, and queue formation help identify production constraints.
Key engineering considerations:
Workstation capacity and cycle times
Material flow and handling requirements
Queue formation and staging space
Layout constraints and improvement opportunities
Effective facility planning requires more than moving equipment. It demands a clear understanding of how the entire operation performs.
Interested in improving your manufacturing layout or material flow? Let's connect and discuss your project.
#IndustrialEngineering #FacilityLayout #ManufacturingEngineering #ProcessOptimization
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Work-in-Progress Areas | Where Should Materials Wait?
A short factory layout concept exploring designated buffer locations, queue limits and visible material status.
The visual shows two occupied pallet positions and one available space, with operating areas and access routes kept clear.
My facility planning work considers where materials move, where they wait and how those decisions affect daily operations.
Need help reviewing your factory layout or material flow? Letโs connect.
#FacilityPlanning #FactoryLayout #IndustrialDesign
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