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In this video, we discuss a reality every manufacturing engineer eventually faces:

There is no such thing as a problem-free mold.

Even with solid DFM (Design for Manufacturability) reviews, experienced suppliers, and strict quality control, mold-related issues will still appear — during trial runs, mass production, or long-term use.

We’ll break down:

Why mold problems are inevitable, not mistakes

Common mold issues engineers encounter in production

How design decisions, tolerances, materials, and wear contribute over time

The role of DFM in reducing risk — and its limitations

What engineers should realistically expect from a mold, especially in mass production

This video is not about blaming designers, suppliers, or factories.
It’s about understanding the engineering reality behind mold behavior, and how better expectations and communication lead to better outcomes.

If you work with injection molds, tooling, or production hardware, this discussion is meant to reflect real-world experience — not textbook theory.

🔧 Topics Covered

Design for Manufacturability (DFM)

Mold wear & tolerance accumulation

Trial vs. mass production differences

Engineering trade-offs in tooling design

Practical expectations for mold performance

👷 Who This Video Is For

Manufacturing engineers

Mechanical / tooling engineers

Hardware startups & product teams

Anyone involved in mold design, review, or production