[Adam Freeman]

Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi

...but doesn't it get difficult to make iterations, even with a practice bot and the district model?

Yes and no. I usually find it's a lot easier to copy over a bunch of lines in an AutoCAD drawing and cut/trim/modify a current design to a new iteration that I do trying to adjust a solid model or assembly. But, that could be b/c I use AutoCAD a lot more than I do Solidworks. It does take a lot more concentration to make sure all the little details are carried over to new drawing or sketch.

Originally Posted by R.C.

...do you have a part number for this guy?

I'll have to stop by the shop and look at the brand we have, but it was very similar in design to this one.

http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Inclin..._sim_sbs_hi_14

If you didn't have one around, I would say a cell phone with an inclinometer app would be just as useful for the level of accuracy we were trying to hold. We just opted for the digital inclinometer b/c the shop had one we could borrow.

-Adam