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Showing posts with label aerospace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aerospace. Show all posts
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, October 21, 2011
There she goes...
Finally got over myself and uploaded the Coupe up to GrabCad. I know, took me long enough but finally I decided to Let Go, and Let GrabCad come up with some new renderings... Or maybe I will see a bastardized version of my coupe in the future who knows!
Labels:
3d model,
aerospace,
automotive,
design,
design services,
engineering,
upload,
youtube
Monday, September 19, 2011
RAM-101 by National Products, Inc.
Labels:
adjustable arm,
aerospace,
attachment arm,
auto,
aviation,
comfort,
marine,
npi,
pivoting arm,
racing,
RAM-101
Sunday, September 18, 2011
My 3DCC Aerospace Library
This is a short blog post to point out a medium-sized parts repository I populated during my time in the Aerospace field. Most of the parts are Hardware for Mechanical Installations and are located over on the 3D Content Central website.
A lot of the hardware is purpose-built using MIL Specs as reference. In some cases, the actual hardware was measured and reverse engineered into the 3D model.
A lot of the hardware is purpose-built using MIL Specs as reference. In some cases, the actual hardware was measured and reverse engineered into the 3D model.
Labels:
aerospace,
aircraft,
aviation,
open source,
parts,
product design,
repository,
sharing
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
767 Aircraft in SolidWorks 2011
I'm gonna get flamed really good for this one. An awful model with exaggerated features such as missiles, external fuel tanks and gunner pods... and horrible music to tie it all in together. This isn't gonna end up good.
Check out the video after the break.
Check out the video after the break.
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