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hey jim ?
10/13/2008 2:02:30 PM
on the show with julie goloski and the m&p you refer to the new m&p as a"clean sheet design" what does that mean? thanks
10/15/2008 5:09:59 AM
It's a cliché, meaning no carry-over from prior designs.
Imagine a designer turning to a new page in his sketch book to create something new.
Of course, nobody uses paper to design these days, but the saying persists.
I think it's most often used in the auto industry.
Jim
Imagine a designer turning to a new page in his sketch book to create something new.
Of course, nobody uses paper to design these days, but the saying persists.
I think it's most often used in the auto industry.
Jim
10/16/2008 6:37:07 PM
thanks jim
11/7/2008 9:16:36 PM
I'm no expert, and definately not Jim. But my interpretation is that means they started with a "clean sheet", not altering/modifying a previous model. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. 
Brian
Brian
11/8/2008 6:12:36 AM
That's pretty much what I wrote above. You're right.
Jim
Jim
