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pneumatic cylinder, Example of import scaling(DWG workaround), and stop limits (by Ryan)
Hi all,
Here is a 36" stroke pneumatic cylinder. Special thanks to ruevs and Andrew for sharing solutions that enabled this model. This cylinder is available from McMaster Carr. The top level assembly is "36"pneumatic_cylinder.slvs". I guessed at the internals of the piston, and there are no threads or nuts. If anybody finds anything wrong, or has a good way of modeling threads please share.
Cheers
Here is a 36" stroke pneumatic cylinder. Special thanks to ruevs and Andrew for sharing solutions that enabled this model. This cylinder is available from McMaster Carr. The top level assembly is "36"pneumatic_cylinder.slvs". I guessed at the internals of the piston, and there are no threads or nuts. If anybody finds anything wrong, or has a good way of modeling threads please share.
Cheers
(no subject) (by ruevs)
Beautiful!
One thing I noticed - you called your files
36"pneumatic_cylinder_Piston.slvs
36"pneumatic_cylinder.slvs
presumably working on Linux. On Windows when one unzips them the " is replaced by _ and the linked file can not be opened. I fixed it by editing 36_pneumatic_cylinder.slvs in a text editor, but this is a corner case we should consider.
One thing I noticed - you called your files
36"pneumatic_cylinder_Piston.slvs
36"pneumatic_cylinder.slvs
presumably working on Linux. On Windows when one unzips them the " is replaced by _ and the linked file can not be opened. I fixed it by editing 36_pneumatic_cylinder.slvs in a text editor, but this is a corner case we should consider.
(no subject) (by Ryan)
Updated the model removing the double quotes. Thanks for the input ruevs.
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