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Re: Drawing #35 Chain

I found an ipart of a chain and tried to assemble it in inventor. It took about 20 minutes to make about a foot's worth of chain. It also made the computer run very very slow. Instead of using chain I just made a rotational constraint between the 2 sprockets that the chain would have gone between. It may not look as realistic, but it works.
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