to practice: complete assemblies of quota tables

[painaz]

is a question that is often asked...

where I find a model with quotas etc.etc. to practice me?

on grabcad I found this:
https://grabcad.com/library/miniature-vertical-steam-engine-1the very interesting thing is that the author has inserted this link
http://www.inventorwizard.be/blueprints/index.htmlwhere it is possible to download the blueprints, i.e. the listed tables of assemblies and details.

for those who want to practice and learn is a real manna.

 

[teseo]

really nice and interesting

Thank you.

 

[painaz]

really nice and interesting

Thank you.

There is also better around. on grabcad there is a user who not only mails fabulous models but, as a good engineer, all the times that can make available drawings in pdf format.

here is an example:
https://grabcad.com/library/stirling-traction-engine-1859-1I wonder where he found the blueprints. (In fact, I wrote to him to ask him).

 

[D4nielsan]

I wonder where he found the blueprints. (In fact, I wrote to him to ask him).

I'd say you can leave here:http://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/advanceddisplay

 

[Rob4771]

hello thanks to those who wanted to share the material and the projects ...this is one of the sites I often draw for the exercises ...http://planosconciri.blogspot.com.br/ ...buon divertimento :wink:

 

[albertot]

is a question that is often asked...

where I find a model with quotas etc.etc. to practice me?

on grabcad I found this:
https://grabcad.com/library/miniature-vertical-steam-engine-1the very interesting thing is that the author has inserted this link
http://www.inventorwizard.be/blueprints/index.htmlwhere it is possible to download the blueprints, i.e. the listed tables of assemblies and details.

for those who want to practice and learn is a real manna.

Bye to all,

I give a speech for a question: how to prepare a blueprint?
I have orthogonal views available, maybe in one image: how to make to cut out correctly so as to rebuild views on the 3d floors? sometimes you are wrong with a few mm and you have to go to the eye

Does anyone have his own method and want to share it?


greetings to all,
albe