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03-03-2009, 17:46
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Re: pic: TechHOUNDS Inventor Submission
did you guys do chain? if so did you use the inventor design accelerator? my team did both design and individual chain parts. unfortunately there would be too much chain on the chassis to load the file on almost any computer. (we tried on our $7,000 custom built comp. and it crashed the second we tried to even move the chain) we also gave up on the wiring because of the hassle and I tried to do it and it just gave me a line. even on ridiculous gage thicknesses.
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