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Re: pic: Lightweight swerve Chassis
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Originally Posted by azcalg
Not really related to the design, which I think is awesome, but just out of curiosity, how long did this take to CAD? I also get in CADing moods and we've been planning on an octocanum drive train for this year and I've made countless versions of it and they usually take anywhere from 4-12 hours to hammer out all the details and assemble everything.
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Thanks!
Because this model was designed almost entirely from scratch, it took good 6-ish hours of CADing to get to the point shown in the picture. When I get a chance, I'll do some other versions of this design, and those designs shouldn't take as long as this one did.
It also helps that I have some experience designing swerves, and drive trains in general.
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