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=FreeCAD 2016= | |||
[[File:stockbondingplate.fcstd]] | |||
[[Image:stockbondingplate.jpg|thumb|Stock bonding plate in FreeCAD, 1/2" mild steel.]] | |||
=LifeTrac 6 - August 2013= | |||
*Holes increased by 1/16" to 1-1/8" in diameter for easier bolt fit | |||
[[File:lt6stockplate.dxf]] | |||
=6 in 60 - July 2013= | |||
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=Real Life Picture= | |||
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To minimize hot cutting, one can cut out a longer length of material and subsequently cut it with an ironworker machine to save on cutting time if endstops are used for measuring material length. This is a file of 4 stock bonding plates cut together, 1-1/8" holes, credits [[Lucas Log]]. | |||
[[File:stockbondlong.dxf]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:52, 17 May 2016
FreeCAD 2016
LifeTrac 6 - August 2013
- Holes increased by 1/16" to 1-1/8" in diameter for easier bolt fit
6 in 60 - July 2013
Units in Inches:
Real Life Picture
Needed...
Alternatives
To minimize hot cutting, one can cut out a longer length of material and subsequently cut it with an ironworker machine to save on cutting time if endstops are used for measuring material length. This is a file of 4 stock bonding plates cut together, 1-1/8" holes, credits Lucas Log.