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3D models of parts?

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by motorduck, May 1, 2010.

  1. motorduck

    motorduck Member

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    Has anyone here drawn any parts on these bikes on a 3D modeling program? AutoCad, SketchUp, etc.
     
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    lol- it's funny you ask, for my final project in engineering class at the tech center, i made a a 3d model of the megaphone muffler on my maxim700 - unfortunately, the mexaphone muffler is off a cx 500.. :(
     
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    Like maybe a model of the 750 Maxim's battery cover? I'm just sayin'. Somebody needs to crank out some copies of that thing.
     
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    I drew my forward controls in AutoCAD. Also looked at several exhaust options. I could probably draw up whatver you wanted.
     
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    The one that I would really like are the jugs for a 1981 650 Maxim.
     
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    This part:
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    I did some stuff in Solidworks. Real simple though.
     
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    Does anyone have access to a 3D scanner?
    I'd love to get a model of the 5-valve carb covers for an X along with the airbox covers. They are darn near impossible to model from scratch and a scanner would have it done in no-time.

    I do have a model of a backrest I designed for the xj700 but never built
     
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    here's one of a paintball gun my son did but you need SolidWorks2010 to see the 3D files
    there's about 90 drawings there
     
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    I love my Phantom. All about stock class.
     
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