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#32 2d to 3d conversion
by SHYLESH
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- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — abs
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — abs.prt
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — alext.prt
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — assembly.asm
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — plate.prt
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — spring.prt
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — stamp.prt
- PTC Creo Parametric / Pro-E 5.0 — assemblyexploded
Oct 7, 2013 16:08
#24 Simple 2D to 3D Conversion for 3D Printer
by CADmate
See attached files for your 3D printing job, I also include the 3D cube calculation of time for actual 3d printing. All file are working in 3d print. Just let me know if you have some problems and we will fix that to you. by the way I made some dimension adjustment to fit to your tolerance. Is this a locking system? because I made alot similar to this in a luggage mechanism. anyway please see all the files. Best Regards cadmate
Sep 28, 2013 15:06
#9 Button Assembly
by Sudhir Gill
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- Trimble SketchUp (Google) 8 — ButtonAssembly
- AutoCAD 2002 — ButtonAsssembly
- AutoCAD 2002 — ButtonAsssembly
- IGS — Button Assembly
- SolidWorks 2012 — Button Assembly
- STL 1 — Button Assembly - ABS Button Assembly-1
- STL 2 — Button Assembly - Aluminium Extrusion Button Assembly-1
- STL 3 — Button Assembly - Bottom Plate Button Assembly-1
- STL 4 — Button Assembly - SPRING Button Assembly-1
- STL 5 — Button Assembly - SS316 STAMP Button Assembly-1
Sep 25, 2013 9:42
#8 Button Assembly
by Sudhir Gill
Download Files
- Trimble SketchUp (Google) 8 — ButtonAssembly
- AutoCAD 2002 — ButtonAsssembly
- AutoCAD 2002 — ButtonAsssembly
- IGS — Button Assembly
- SolidWorks 2012 — Button Assembly
- STL 1 — Button Assembly - ABS Button Assembly-1
- STL 2 — Button Assembly - Aluminium Extrusion Button Assembly-1
- STL 3 — Button Assembly - Bottom Plate Button Assembly-1
- STL 4 — Button Assembly - SPRING Button Assembly-1
- STL 4 — Button Assembly - SS316 STAMP Button Assembly-1
Sep 25, 2013 9:42
#7 Button Assembly
by Sudhir Gill
Download Files
- Trimble SketchUp (Google) 3 — ButtonAssemblySketchUpV3
- Trimble SketchUp (Google) 8 — ButtonAssembly
- Trimble SketchUp (Google) 7 — ButtonAssemblySketchUpV7
- SAT — Button Assembly
- IGS — Button Assembly
- AutoCAD DWG 2002 — ButtonAssembly
- AutoCAD DXF 2002 — ButtonAssembly
- SolidWorks 2012 — Button Assembly
Sep 25, 2013 9:29
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