Handy Bag Holder (HBH) D216-1 Andrew Reed, Casey Corbridge, Kyle Emery, Reagan Toll EF 152 Spring 2019 04/04/19

Product Selection Main Points for Design: Feasible Simple Solution Time frame and skill set Simple Solution Easy to use Durable Won’t break under pressure Can support variable weight Conforms to multiple body types Adjustable straps Accessible with one arm/hand Helps people with disabilities Grocery Statistics: Average weight of grocery bag is 10 lbs Health and Safety, Ontario. (Ed.). (2011). Reusable Bag Guidelines. Retrieved from http://www.wsps.ca/WSPS/media/Site/Resources/Downloads/Resuable_Bag_Guidelines.pdf?ext=.pdf

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Customer Feedback and Results “Overall great and helpful design idea. This device could be useful to above the elbow amputees who want to use their other arm when transferring groceries” - Riley Toll (person with a limb difference) “I would use this to avoid many trips to the car for grocery or shopping bags. Also is easy to use with only one hand” Kalina Scarbrough (frequent shopper)

Cost and Time Estimates $4.42 (1 in. x 2in. x 6ft. wood board) + $9.00 (6 straps pack) + $0.77 (2 oz. paint bottle) + $9.00 (glue gun and 30 glue sticks) + $1.86 (1 ft steel channel)*1.5ft(= $2.79) Total for project unit = $25.98 Total for one unit = $11.28 $1476.28 (334 wood boards) + $3006.00 (334 strap packs) + $210 (16 half gallon paint jugs) + $9.00 (glue gun and 30 glue sticks) + $423.00(44 45 ct glue stick packs) + $2,976.00 (80 20 ft. steel strut channels) Total for 1000 units = $8,100.28 Total man hours = 28 hours Retail price = $25.00

Summary Acetal prongs break at 30% of their original length L=.5 in ΔL=.3(.5 in)=.15 in E=3.63e5 psi A=1/64 in^2 Max Capacity per prong: F=((ΔL)EA)/L= 1702 lbs This is the amount of force to stretch a prong to a breaking point perpendicular to the length Taking 171 average weight grocery bags to break our design, our invention won’t be breaking any time soon!