Browsing by Author "Tumbaga, Mark Joseph D."

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    Car creeper with spotlight and toolbox
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2016-05) Castillo, Samuel B.; Cacdac, Jonel A.; Liclican, Christian II.; Mendoza, Jefferson N.; Rivera, Ryan Carlo S.; Tumbaga, Mark Joseph D.; Motilla, Menard M.; Pulmano, Mark Angelo S.; Palabay, Victorio C.; Malig, Virgina; Flores, Joselito; Flores, Merlito
    Automobiles have been considered not just a luxury but a necessity. However, its increasing demands also require regular maintenance and chassis efforts for a better performance and car creepers have been developed for an efficient work. This research study aimed to design, construct and evaluate the improvised car creeper with spotlight and toolbox together with a comprehensive operation manual. Product development research design was utilized in fabricating and constructing the car creeper with spotlight and toolbox. The researchers have manually tabulated the questionnaire and weighted means were employed to assess its level of technical performance, level of functionality, and level of acceptability. End users rated the CCWSAT as excellent according to its technical soundness and performance which means that the materials used were firm and enduring and it provided quality output and design, respectively. Moreover, the devised car creeper was very highly acceptable that it met the expectations of the consumers.
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    Improvised native rice cake mixer
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2017-04) Isidro, Judelle A.; Caluza, Mark Darwin C.; Corpuz, Michael John E.; Dacanay, Genesis C.; Fontanilla, John Lester O.; Lictan, Justine F.; Lopez III, Teodoro O.; Tigno, Jerick T.; Tumbaga, Mark Joseph D.; Vallejo, Jhunelle B.; Palabay, Victorio C.; Somera, Jake Tyrone I.; Flores, Joselito M.
    Technology in the households and in business establishments were brought about by the vast demands of innovations, like in the production of native rice cake. Filipinos were fond of eating native rice cakes for all seasons. The general objective of the study is to develop an Improvised Native Rice Cake Mixer. Specifically, it achieved to design and fabricate as well asto evaluate its level of technical soundness, level of functionality, and level of acceptability. The design of the Improvised Native Rice Cake Mixer is acceptable since it uses the mixer to provide faster mixing time. The machine will help lessen users work It also provide excellent output and makes work area less messy. The purpose of this machine was to produce more products at a given time than working with a manual input. Moreover, findings also showed that the Improvised Native Rice Cake Mixer was rated excellent for its level of technical performance in terms of durability, distance, and efficiency, and safety operation.