XYZ Bolted Construction - Revision history

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Marcin at 12:54, 8 April 2013

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Marcin at 12:53, 8 April 2013

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	For structural integrity and flexibility reasons, OSE would like to return to the bolted design for the Power Cube. The tractor already uses this bolted design. Even though the Power Cube will be bigger and heavier, this is a structural and weight advantage in tractor applications. If we have the torch table to precut the tubing, then the Power Cube frame can be put together in about 20 minutes.		For structural integrity and flexibility reasons, OSE would like to return to the bolted design for the Power Cube. The tractor already uses this bolted design. Even though the Power Cube will be bigger and heavier, this is a structural and weight advantage in tractor applications. If we have the torch table to precut the tubing, then the Power Cube frame can be put together in about 20 minutes.

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Marcin at 12:52, 8 April 2013

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	~~Do you think it would~~ be a ~~good idea for you to build an xyz bolted version like this~~ frame in the ~~upper right corner, but~~ with ~~4x4 tubing~~, ~~at this time~~? ~~If not, just do the regular cube~~. ~~However, for~~ structural integrity, ~~we'd~~ like to return to ~~that~~ design~~, even~~ though it will be bigger and heavier. If we have the torch table to precut the tubing, then the frame ~~goes~~ together in about 20 minutes~~. For now, it's your choice - as you're doing the Cube for OSBG~~.		=Advantages=

			XYZ Bolted Construction appears to be structurally more sound than a comparable frame that is welded, because clamp strength of oversized bolts spread the bond over metal frame surfaces rather than over the welding lines. If made from tubes with holes, these structures can be modified and added upon - and they could be the building backbone for various devices.

			See examples:

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			[https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1VKo_P_f1R7FNrDS1lRFuTS912cvknk8P1RP8LOB5r6c/edit edit]

			For structural integrity and flexibility reasons, OSE would like to return to the bolted design for the Power Cube. The tractor already uses this bolted design. Even though the Power Cube will be bigger and heavier, this is a structural and weight advantage in tractor applications. If we have the torch table to precut the tubing, then the Power Cube frame can be put together in about 20 minutes.

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Do you think it would be a good idea for you to build an xyz bolted version like this frame in the upper right corner, but with 4x4 tubing, at this time? If not, just do the regular cube. However, for structural integrity, we'd like to return to that design, even though it will be bigger and heavier. If we have the torch table to precut the tubing, then the frame goes together in about 20 minutes. For now, it's your choice - as you're doing the Cube for OSBG.