Re: CAD experiment idea

My thought is that doing a t-nut to fit your own machine would be more interesting than doing one
that that someone specifies. Really doesn't matter if it is a strip or a standard t-nut for the most
part as drawing them is the same.

Here is my proposal of what to create.
Basic T-nut:
Flange and neck all square corners except for a chamfer or radius (users choice) on the vertical
edges of the flange.
Single threaded hole with a chamfer on the top.

Very straight forward. We can make this so complex that we never get going, so I say stay simple. If
it proves to have some benefit we then start moving to working with more complex. Doing it this way
gives everyone enough latitude to do something that has value to themselves, but there is enough
commonality to have some group value.

Tim Goldstein
A2Z Corp
A2Z CNC division
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Englewood CO 80110
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Make sense?



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