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<html><img src="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1NJ31HXt7_RPRWk9RRS7BtnHeH43iBt6YuVYfukeCDyY/pub?w=480&h=360"></html> | |||
[https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/drawings/d/1NJ31HXt7_RPRWk9RRS7BtnHeH43iBt6YuVYfukeCDyY/edit edit] | [https://docs.google.com/a/opensourceecology.org/drawings/d/1NJ31HXt7_RPRWk9RRS7BtnHeH43iBt6YuVYfukeCDyY/edit edit] | ||
Notes on scale model: (1) Tooling fit - not possible in cad. (2) Interference prior to assembly - a bolt can fit, but you can't tell if it is insertable in the first place | Notes on scale model: (1) Tooling fit - not possible in cad. (2) Interference prior to assembly - a bolt can fit, but you can't tell if it is insertable in the first place | ||
(3) Tubing - don't know how it bend upon motion. (4) CAD program can't verify assembly order - it will allow you to assemble something without it being possible in physical reality. | (3) Tubing - don't know how it bend upon motion. (4) CAD program can't verify assembly order - it will allow you to assemble something without it being possible in physical reality. | ||
Revision as of 20:39, 30 August 2013
Notes on scale model: (1) Tooling fit - not possible in cad. (2) Interference prior to assembly - a bolt can fit, but you can't tell if it is insertable in the first place (3) Tubing - don't know how it bend upon motion. (4) CAD program can't verify assembly order - it will allow you to assemble something without it being possible in physical reality.