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04-24-2018, 07:44 PM
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Very nice work.
Having the parts digitized is a good idea to preserve the dimensional data that's not existing anywhere....but the parts themselves. Wonder where the Vellums are from the original design engineers? (I'm guessing the landfill). Do you have access to a 3D laser scanner to get those dimensions?
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04-24-2018, 08:11 PM
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Like I said in a post way back early in this thread, I have been a draftsman with ten years using pencil, velum and cabled straight edge.
Then a drafting "machine" which had a clockable builder square on a jointed arm. Since about 1992 it has been all 2D AutoCAD but no 3D. Which makes me a dinosaur in the industry. I have yet to see a 3D model drawing used by a fabricator or machinist to produce the actual parts or product. 3D modeling helps those that can not visualize what a part or assembly will look like when looking at 2D drawings.
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12-10-2018, 10:41 AM
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My friend just gave me a partially restored cub 100. I’m really excited about it and I am on the path as we speak. Only thing I can tell it doesn’t have that it had
Stock is the creeper drive. Any place to source this and how hard is it to install? This post is interesting to me after reading 3D and seeing all the aerospace engineers. I am on Staff as a mechanical designer at Virginia Tech’s aerospace and ocean eng department. Glad to be on this site and I have 20 years exp in solidworks. So if I can help in design/build/fab in any way please let me know! Scott
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