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Old 01-28-06, 12:34 AM
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CAD/CMM Information on 13B

I'm currently working on designing a tube frame model for a car I'd like to run a 13B in. I'd really like to model the engine (or at least mounting points) into my model. Has this been done on any of the 13b engines?
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If you know what a CMM is, I think you would make one before you could find one, sowwie
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Haha, I figured that would be the case. It just sucks that with all the people on here that no one would get a shot at this! We've got one at my college but they're usually pretty damn **** about who gets to use it. I might have to try and do some convincing and see if I can't get something near accurate. I'll be back with one if i can pull that much off :-)
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We might be able to work something out.
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What CAD package are you designing with?
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I use Wildfire V2 at the moment but I've been kind of wanting to move towards CATIA V5.
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If you guys can get me some dimensions, I could do it for ya. I'm a mechanical design engineer and my company uses Solidworks for Computer drafting and solid modeling. It shouldn't take too long to do it.
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Oh I have no problem making the 3d model of the thing at all. it's the measurements that are a pain. Some CMMs are able to actually create the 3d object as well which makes it a lot easier, otherwise you end up with a ton of planes, points and lines and you have to pull a solid object out of it.
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Good luck, What project is this under? I have a CMM here at work, but don't have access to the laptops that are directly connected to them. I can ask if I can get access, maybe you could do this at my work on a weekend. When do you need this done?

Oh, by the way I'm a test engineer at Freightliner, which is located on Swan Island north of Portland.
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Ditto with my company - we have a good CMM but they are really strict about never using work equipment for personal stuff.

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