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killbucket 08-14-2008 05:08 PM

Clod Axle CAD drawing
 
clodbuster axle.dxf

Making parts that fit to those old axles a bit frustrating? Just where ARE those mounting holes located?
Based on my mikes and a few evenings' work. Not accurate enough to MAKE a tranny, but close enough to get the holes for brackets correct.

http://www.air-sharp.com/trans.jpg

killbucket 08-26-2008 02:57 PM

Based on my own calculations, all dim's in inches, not good enough for making copies, but good enough for making mating parts...

http://www.air-sharp.com/gearboxplans.jpg

http://www.air-sharp.com/gearboxplansB.jpg
Ever wondered just WHERE those mounting points were?


http://www.air-sharp.com/gearboxplansC.jpg

http://www.air-sharp.com/gearboxplansD.jpg

I still have to find time to CAD the other gearcase half, end-view...

Enjoy!

STANG KILLA SS 08-27-2008 07:22 AM

is this what your attempting? :lol:
deadly accurate, got it from a fellow member here, but is no longer passing out the file. good luck with yours!

http://img397.imageshack.us/img397/5...erenderpq3.jpg

killbucket 08-27-2008 08:24 AM

Yes. Pretty, but for the average Joe without CAD skills (but the trimmed steering stops are a nice touch!)...
Having the dimensions shown is useful, so I did the drawings this way. Most interested parties will just want the location of mounting points.
I have advanced CAD skills, from AutoCAd to ProEngineer, to Solidworks, I can use them all. I design gun parts for a living, this was a side project.
Google "killbucket museum" to see what I'm usually up to.


http://www.air-sharp.com/cow8small.jpg
Meanwhile, here's one of my own renders. Done in Bryce4, forever ago.

run2jeepn 09-02-2008 11:03 PM

Bryce is a cool program, but does a lot of work for you and that limits the program I think. But sweet for Landscapes and water.

killbucket 09-03-2008 08:59 AM

If you dig, you will find that Bryce has a LOT of flexibility.
Bryce is an "overlay" program. Basically a simple Windows interface linked to an extremely powerful render engine. Hackers play with it, or at least they did 10 years ago, when I was still using Bryce a lot.
Where I have issue with Bryce is its useless orthogonal views. Working in them is utterly impossible, so you have to work in the main window, continually tweaking something, and then having to rotate the view to see if you got it right.
A former employer had StudioMax3, and once you've used a program like it, Bryce becomes a background generator.
What Bryce SHINES at is SKY. Beautiful cloud formations, lighting effects that dazzle. It's close to impossible to make an ugly image with it.

TurboShadow 11-03-2012 04:52 PM

Re: Clod Axle CAD drawing
 
Anyone save these pics? Id love to have them, would save me some time for a project I am working on. Sorry for bumping a ancient thread :(

killbucket 11-04-2012 02:27 AM

Re: Clod Axle CAD drawing
 
If you hover your mouse over each link here, you'll see the file locations.
Just manually type them into the address bar, and they'll pop up one by one. (You may have to hit reload once or twice)
I had to block hotlinks, my images were being jacked.
EDIT: Hotlinking is enabled for Rccrawler.com.

TurboShadow 11-04-2012 04:11 PM

Re: Clod Axle CAD drawing
 
AWESOME! Thank you! I spent a good 2 hours last night with a square and a axle trying to lay some stuff out. Probably junk it all now because your calculations are MUCH better. Thanks again man.

TurboShadow 11-04-2012 04:14 PM

Re: Clod Axle CAD drawing
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by killbucket (Post 1302887)

One more thing... That link is no good. Any chance you still have the file and could upload it somewhere?

Thanks again man, I owe ya one.


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