looking for a c-notch file

[GreaseMonkey661]

looking to hopefully find a c notch file. helping a buddy with his project. if anyone has one and doesn't mind sharing id appreciate it. thanks

[Joe Jones]

What is a c notch file? This?

http://cbcpro.com/products/lincoln-c-notch-64-69

Joe

[GreaseMonkey661]

something like that guess should of asked for a step notch

[adbuch]

looking to hopefully find a c notch file. helping a buddy with his project. if anyone has one and doesn't mind sharing id appreciate it. thanks

GreaseMonkey661 - you will need to become a contributing member in order to download the file. Annual membership cost is $20.
David

Frame notch kit - 10 inch.dxf

Frame notch kit image 1.jpg

Frame notch kit assembled.jpg

[DieselFumes]

Very nice David, thanks for posting this.

[adbuch]

DieselFumes - you are quite welcome! The OP has not responded yet - so I'm not sure if this is exactly what he was looking for. In any case, it was fun to draw it up an 3D model it.

David

[DieselFumes]

I have been having a ton of fun with the 3d modeling as well. Learning it in Fusion 360 and I find it very satisfying when you see your model on screen a rotate it around. So cool!

[adbuch]

DieselFumes - I agree - much fun to be had with the Fusion 360 3D modeling. I actually learned something new when I modeled this particular C-Notch kit. It was always a mystery to me why the Shell tool would sometimes create a thin-wall all the way thru the part, and at other times stop at the other end with out going all the way thru.

Here is an example.

shell 1.jpg

shell 1a.jpg

shell 2.jpg

shell 3.jpg

shell 4.jpg

[adbuch]

shell 5.jpg

shell 6.jpg

shell 7.jpg

shell 8.jpg

[DieselFumes]

Super cool David. I had never used the shell tool before, looks like it could have saved me some time in the past. Will play around with it and see what its all about. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.....so much to learn!

[adbuch]

DieselFumes - you are quite welcome! The shell tool works great for creating tubes and similar models. It can be quicker than using a sketch to create an extruded cut. Have fun!!

David

[acourtjester]

The advent of the PC and talent of the code writer, what can be done today with the software if wonderful. The speed are which an idea can be thought of and made into a produce is amazing. Member sharing their experiences which greatly help us learn how to use the tool that in the software packages. Some of the simple tool like copy and paste, save as, duplicate, and undo are very handy, also allowing us to send and receive files. Funny to see old films of room full of people at drafting tables, slide rules, "T" squares, and pencils drawing plans for products.

[adbuch]

Yes Tom - we have come a long way since those old days when I was using a drafting table and T-square. But that's the way we did it back in the 60's.
David

[GreaseMonkey661]

Adbuch. You are awesome. That’s exactly what I am looking for.

[adbuch]

Adbuch. You are awesome. That’s exactly what I am looking for.

[TJS]

Thanks David. Bookmarked.
T.J.

[adbuch]

Thanks David. Bookmarked.
T.J.

TJ - you are quite welcome!

David