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 my original intention were that the 5 of them were the power rangers, but then i thought of Copioli as the Pink Ranger and laughed... a lot - Mike Schroeder [more] |
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10-01-2007, 00:48
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Re: Drawing sprockets in Inventor
Design accelerator is what I use for all of mine. If you have to do it manually, you can find the right tooth specs on McMaster, then circular pattern them after a painstaking and annoying drawing session.
Design Accelerator is, in my opinion, what brings Inventor above Solidworks. |
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