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Re: Unimat 3 Mill/Drill Attachment Question
Is this group run AI? It sure looks that way.
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I am not at all interested in this forum if that is the case! On Thursday, December 19, 2024, 3:39 PM, Ron K via groups.io <ron.kellis@...> wrote:
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Re: IPad for CAD?
开云体育Hi Gang: One thing I
didn't mention about OnShape, and other 3D programs, it is much
easier to use with a 3D mouse. I use a 3DCONNEXION "Space
Mouse". It allows one hand to spin the model while your other
hand works the keyboard and regular mouse. You can do it all
with the regular mouse, but the Space Mouse is cool. I think I
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Carl, Thank you for the information! It is a great help.
Dick
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Re: Does the Unimat DB200 have Imperial threads or Metric
Thank you, Carl.
We are on the same page now and I found my Unimat Tap and Die.
I wanted to make some larger dials and that requires engraving on the dials. I can move forward now.
Dick
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Re: Does the Unimat DB200 have Imperial threads or Metric
I found I have a tap and die for the Unimat DB200 lead screw. The thread is M8 x 1.
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Dont buy a MAC you will regret it ! If your needs are simply 2D then have you considered LibreCAD for Linux ? It runs on a ?50 Raspberry Pi 3+ Ofc you can get second hand laptops or mini PC's for a little more that offer more power. If you have 3D needs then FREECAD is reasonable and FREE ofc. I like Sketchup ofc but you need decent 3D ?d rendering for it so hardware cost goes up. Good Luck. Kind regards, Paul
On Thursday, 26 December 2024 at 20:52:27 GMT, Carl via groups.io <carl.blum@...> wrote:
Hello Dick: All the sketches are done in 2D and are parametric. It quickly gives you the answers to how big a part needs to be, etc. Parametric means you can say the part is twice as wide as it is tall, or all the side are equal. You draw, add dimensions and the sketch changes to match the dimensions. Once all the parts fit together you can make dimensioned drawings to work from. Also the
program is free to use. If you want or need private access files
they charge a monthly fee. And you can access your models
anywhere. I used it to design my dividing head, it was a great aid. Carl. ? |
Re: Does the Unimat DB200 have Imperial threads or Metric
开云体育Hello Dick: The DB200 is all metric. The lead screws are M8x1 left hand. The small cap screws are M6 and the spindle is M12x1. 0.312" is equal to 7.92mm or M8. Carl. On 12/26/2024 3:56 PM, OldToolmaker via
groups.io wrote:
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Does the Unimat DB200 have Imperial threads or Metric
I’m not sure if the DB200 has metric or imperial threads. I think it is imperial but am not sure. I measured the lead screw O.D. and it measures .312” which indicates it is imperial. I don’t have a thread micrometer.
Dick
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Re: IPad for CAD?
开云体育Hello Dick: All the sketches are done in 2D and are parametric. It quickly gives you the answers to how big a part needs to be, etc. Parametric means you can say the part is twice as wide as it is tall, or all the side are equal. You draw, add dimensions and the sketch changes to match the dimensions. Once all the parts fit together you can make dimensioned drawings to work from. Also the
program is free to use. If you want or need private access files
they charge a monthly fee. And you can access your models
anywhere. I used it to design my dividing head, it was a great aid. Carl. ? |
Re: IPad for CAD?
I'm sure that Onshape may be good - BUT, OP says he's looking for 2D CAD. Sometimes that is more than enough.
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I'm still using my copy of AutoSketch 9.0 which I purchased somewhere back in 2007 or so. And that was based on
QuickCAD which AutoDesk purchased and repackaged. It's a very good program because it does the most important
thing - It let's you do what you want and otherwise, stays out of your way. 3D is great, IF you need it!
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Re: IPad for CAD?
I am not so much interested in solids. All I need at this point in my life is life is simple 2D. I don’t have any CNC machines anymore. All I use is my Unimat DB200. I have down sized to a simple hobby and am content with that.
Dick
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Nice, but very expensive!
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Re: IPad for CAD?
开云体育Hi Gang: I like OnShape. It is similar to Solid Works that I was trained on. Plus it doesn't take up any memory space on your device. Carl. On 12/26/2024 6:04 AM, Timothy Jump via
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Andrei
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Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2024 6:03:20 PM To: Andrei <calciu1@...>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Unimat] IPad for CAD? ?
Andrei.
Your post had no active links. Therefore I could not read what you sent. Could you please send me something I can see or open?
Thanks, Dick
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Andrei.
Your post had no active links. Therefore I could not read what you sent. Could you please send me something I can see or open?
Thanks, Dick
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Re: IPad for CAD?
Andrei
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Sent: Wednesday, December 25, 2024 9:44:00 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [Unimat] IPad for CAD? ?
Has anyone used an IPad for CAD? My laptop gave up. So I am searching for an alternative.
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