Re: Sheet metal Cad
Posted by
Fred Smith
on 2001-05-20 15:11:33 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "Neil Gillies" <neil@s...> wrote:
As bad as running a PC application on a Mac with an emulator, even
worse.
Use Amapi, it costs 1/2 of Rhino, and comes with both Mac & PC
installs on the CD.
CAD= Computer Aided Design, which both Rhino and Amapi fit exactly.
CAD <> (does not equal) AutoCad Look alike interface.
For radially shaped parts, it may be possible to use the Vector
unwrap cylinder function. This will work for cones and cylinders, but
the math is only a step away. Circumference=PI*D For a cylinder,
the length of the wrap is the same on both sides, for a cone, it gets
shorter. Draw the two sides, with a symmetrical center and connect
the ends to form a Trapezoid (a quadrilateral having only two sides
parallel). The parallel sides are the ends that will be wrapped into
a circle. Put a couple of tabs on the angled sides, cut'em/burn'em &
pop rivet them together.
Best Regards,
Fred Smith
IMService
>Unfortunately it won't run on a PC, without emulating a Mac. Yuk.
> PS Almost forgot Lundström :-) http://www.algonet.se/~ludesign
>
> Touch-3D 2.1
> ------------
> 3D modelling and unfolding.
> Concept design, quick prototyping, mock-ups,
> scale and architectural models, industrial design, etc.
As bad as running a PC application on a Mac with an emulator, even
worse.
Use Amapi, it costs 1/2 of Rhino, and comes with both Mac & PC
installs on the CD.
CAD= Computer Aided Design, which both Rhino and Amapi fit exactly.
CAD <> (does not equal) AutoCad Look alike interface.
For radially shaped parts, it may be possible to use the Vector
unwrap cylinder function. This will work for cones and cylinders, but
the math is only a step away. Circumference=PI*D For a cylinder,
the length of the wrap is the same on both sides, for a cone, it gets
shorter. Draw the two sides, with a symmetrical center and connect
the ends to form a Trapezoid (a quadrilateral having only two sides
parallel). The parallel sides are the ends that will be wrapped into
a circle. Put a couple of tabs on the angled sides, cut'em/burn'em &
pop rivet them together.
Best Regards,
Fred Smith
IMService
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2001-05-19 09:02:24 UTC
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2001-05-19 17:26:24 UTC
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2001-05-19 18:50:52 UTC
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2001-05-19 18:59:36 UTC
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2001-05-20 03:10:21 UTC
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jesse
2001-05-20 10:29:38 UTC
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Fred Smith
2001-05-20 15:11:33 UTC
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Smoke
2001-05-20 16:43:45 UTC
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2001-05-20 17:43:42 UTC
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2001-05-20 18:18:08 UTC
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2001-05-21 04:05:30 UTC
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2001-05-21 08:38:02 UTC
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2001-05-21 12:25:40 UTC
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2001-05-21 21:53:07 UTC
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2001-05-22 07:24:21 UTC
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2001-05-24 16:13:02 UTC
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2001-05-28 10:09:16 UTC
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2001-06-16 17:53:29 UTC
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