riccardot5765
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Hello.
I've done a few parts. the problem arises from the insertion of the last piece. practically the arm fixed with the pin is pushed sideways by the angled piece. the movement is possible because the arm can rotate both on the pin and inside the angled piece. In short, in the picture you understand, I hope.
I first set a bond of coincidence between the pin and the hole on the plate and then the bond of coincidence between the pin and the hole of the arm, bond of coincidence between a face of the plate and an internal face of the arm and finally bond of coincidence between the axis of the arm and the axis of the hole. At this point, however, when I am living, it tells me that the system is supervident. but that if I want that in the rotation movement the brace will flow into the tondino, what bond should I do?
I press that the mechanism in reality works. . .
I've done a few parts. the problem arises from the insertion of the last piece. practically the arm fixed with the pin is pushed sideways by the angled piece. the movement is possible because the arm can rotate both on the pin and inside the angled piece. In short, in the picture you understand, I hope.
I first set a bond of coincidence between the pin and the hole on the plate and then the bond of coincidence between the pin and the hole of the arm, bond of coincidence between a face of the plate and an internal face of the arm and finally bond of coincidence between the axis of the arm and the axis of the hole. At this point, however, when I am living, it tells me that the system is supervident. but that if I want that in the rotation movement the brace will flow into the tondino, what bond should I do?
I press that the mechanism in reality works. . .