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Re: FRC Team 2168 Outboard Drive Gearbox Concept

The base extrude sketch for the mounting plate locates the CIM nub. That includes the +0.003 PD increase for gear mesh. That sketch is built off tangent circles inline. That sketch locates the center for the bearing holes, idler gear, and CIM nub. There is a +0.005 for CIM mounting (it takes into account powder coating). The second extrude cut on the main CIM mounting plate locates the CIM mounting holes at a 2in C-C off of the nub location.

Is there a better way to do this? I am self taught at Solidworks and I may not know the most efficient way to do something, but I can definitely manage sketches, circles and lines! We are always trying to improve, comments welcome
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