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There's lots of clever people on here and I cant get on with CAD software!
Anyone able to knock up a CAD drawing suitable to give to a CNC operator to produce a part? It's not very complex but must be repeatable, hence the need for CNC.
Or am I better just talking to a company and letting them do their own programming?
wrinx
Personally unless you've already got the cad files, I'd just give the item to the machine shop. Then at least if they make a mistake programming the file they will fix it. If you send them an incorrect cad file, chances are they will charge you to put it right.
But then again it all depends on just how complicated the thing is you want made.
I've got a friend who designs wings for Airbus so is fairly good at CAD! He drew up the brackets for my Brembo conversion. Not been in touch for a while so would need to catch up with him first. Got any sketches you can scan in and send?
Fair enough, I'll have to mock something up and do a rough drawing :)
wrinx
That sounds promising, I'll be in touch ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jimpey762
wrinx
okey doke. I'll give him a shout on Monday!Quote:
Originally Posted by wrinx
Get the DS DraftSight software, it's freeQuote:
Originally Posted by wrinx
it took me 20 minutes to learn basic shapes,
then i did measurements and draw a bracket for gauges that will fit into ventilation panel, on the center side of the console.
sended that to laser cut workshop and get my parts in 2 days.
very easy really.
regards
WS
Thanks for the tip, downloading it now :)
wrinx