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herny ford was born
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model T car
After they made the assmebly line it was way faster to make the model T car was $850 to buy -
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model T car
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assemble line
The assemble line started in 1913 and we still use it today. Henry Ford is the inventor of the assemble line. His innovation reduced the time it took to build a car from more than 12 hours to two hours and 30 minutes -
Model T
By 1927 they stopped makeing the model T car -
henry ford died
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model T cost
The cost of the first Model T was set at $850, which would be approximately $21,000 in today’s currency. That was cheap, but still not cheap enough for the masses. Ford needed to find a way to cut down the price even further. -
Asselmby line
even today they still use the assembly line -
about assembly line
An automotive assembly line starts with a bare chassis. Components are attached successively as the growing assemblage moves along a conveyor. Parts are matched into subassemblies on feeder lines that intersect the main line to deliver exterior and interior parts, engines, and other assemblies. As the units move by, each worker along the line performs a specific task, and every part and tool is delivered to its point of use in synchronization with the line.
