Product design and engineering, new technologies,internet-related topics and whatever else happens to cross my notepad.
Showing posts with label open source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label open source. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
CRJ-100 Engineering Model
CRJeezy is in tha hizzouze...
Labels:
aviation,
grabcad,
industrial design,
mechanical,
modeling,
open source,
reverse engineering,
solidworks,
telegon80
Location:
Miami, FL, USA
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Mechanical Motions
So tonight I started working on a new project. Anyways, started out doing some research into the motions that the product will need and so far looks like I have found all of them.
The first two are alternatives for the same motion. My design will probably use something closer to C8.
The first two are alternatives for the same motion. My design will probably use something closer to C8.
Labels:
concept design,
design,
design services,
engineering,
mechanical,
motions,
open source
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
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Popped my GrabCad cherry this week
I registered for the site a few months ago when it first opened up. I threw up my company profile (along with a proper W gang sign) and pretty much forgot about it. The site was just starting out and I probably should have also uploaded some work up there. I have no solid excuse but like all things in life, the timing just wasn't right.
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| my humble profile as of today |
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beta,
design,
engineering,
grabcad,
modeling,
open source,
services,
sharing,
solidworks
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