06-04-2010, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by AgStacker
Could you please send me ZF-2B-O, ZF-2A and ZR-2A in .sldprt format. I'm going to start CAMing them tomorrow.
I plan on taking some thickness off the backside of ZF-2B-O. its like .180 inches in the blacked out area of ZF-2A right? If you don't mind changing your drawing yet again maybe you could bring this in a bit(ZF-2B-O only). I think the Z looks a little too meaty. If not don't worry I can do it.
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Like this right? I don't know if you like the idea of the Z floating rather than having it kissing backing of the bumper. Don't you worry it'll break considering the point of contact to the rim isn't much. And if I just reduce the height of the "Z" logo leaving the back the same as before, the logo will resides inside the rim, which won't be a good idea either because it'll cover the edges of the Z. (And I can't make the Z logo smaller either because it needs to overlap the rim so it can be one piece.)
I thought the moment you open the parasolid from solidworks it automatically create the part file for you which you could modify. Do you need all the features in the model part for CAMWorks to work?
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Originally Posted by AgStacker
Also I mentioned something about how I liked the minimal side tabs on design #3. have you given any thought to applying a similar idea to #2?
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I can look into that, but you would prefer to have the same Rim thickness right?
Last edited by scruffydog; 06-04-2010 at 12:06 AM.
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