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Re: pic: Enigma Wheel

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Originally Posted by kgzak View Post
I am our lead programer and Electrical guy. I don't do to much with CAD for the actualy robot I just thought it would be fun to learn, which it is. Thanks for all the input. I think I will try going through some tuturials next. How exactly should I go about adding a groove to the wheel? How big should it be?
I was lead electrical guy until I picked up CAD and some other stuff. Ended with team captain. A title is nothing, it's the knowledge that counts.

For a grove I typically make them about .1" in depth. I put a rectangle on a plane(top, side, of front depending on how you made the wheel) referenced to the "top" of the wheel. Leave some material on each side, and exit the sketch. Then do a revolve cut with the axis of rotation for the wheel as the rotation point. Sorry if that sound complicated. I haven't used CAD in months and it's from memory.
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