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richijenkin

posted on 27/11/05 at 11:05 AM Reply With Quote
MK Indy in Autocad

does anyone have a 3D model of an MK Indy, without the bonet on so you can see the engine?
Just got a 3D printer at work ... Wooohoooo!!!






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wesley_uk2k

posted on 27/11/05 at 11:35 AM Reply With Quote
3D Printer?






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ReMan

posted on 27/11/05 at 11:58 AM Reply With Quote
'kin wow they are.

http://www.zcorp.com/products/printersdetail.asp?ID=3





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bigandy

posted on 27/11/05 at 12:09 PM Reply With Quote
They look impressive! I was wondering though, they seem like they do a similar job as an SLA machine (stereo lithography), except without a laser and epoxy resin.

If you can find out from the machine you have, would mind telling me what the accuracy/repeatability of the parts that can be produced are? I had a quick look at the website, but they don't mention accuracy.....

Cheers!
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richijenkin

posted on 27/11/05 at 12:53 PM Reply With Quote
It works just like an inket printer, and the accuracy/repeatability is just the same. Its abit slow though, takes 4 hours to make something the size of a computer mouse.
This one doesnt print colour though






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gingerprince

posted on 27/11/05 at 01:00 PM Reply With Quote
Imagine printing p0rn on that
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liam.mccaffrey

posted on 27/11/05 at 02:17 PM Reply With Quote
my mate aparantly used our rapid prototyping machine in uni to make an adjustable wrench IN ONE GO





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ayoungman

posted on 28/11/05 at 09:21 AM Reply With Quote
I saw a Stereo Lith' machine at University making an exhaust manifold for a Rover. It was taken straight out and flow tested immediately. Very impressive ! Saves 3 months of development time !





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flak monkey

posted on 28/11/05 at 09:37 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by liam.mccaffrey
my mate aparantly used our rapid prototyping machine in uni to make an adjustable wrench IN ONE GO


You can create all sorts with SLA. Including complete assemblies in one go with working components.. All good stuff.

We had an RP done of a table for a project last year.

Warwick have done some rapid protoyping for Ann Summers in the past, I will let you think about what they could have done....

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richijenkin

posted on 30/11/05 at 09:46 PM Reply With Quote
No cad image then?? DOH.. Looks like I'll have to make one myself, surly it cant be that hard????
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flak monkey

posted on 30/11/05 at 09:49 PM Reply With Quote
I have got CAD of the chassis and bodywork of a locost (its on my website), but couldnt be arsed to draw the engine etc in, as its just too time consuming to do properly.

David





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