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Re: pic: 3/4" Plywood Frame

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Originally Posted by AndyB

I might look into a design like this within Inventor and do some stress testing on it.

Does Inventor now have an FEA plugin that can do laminated composites? (Plywood is non-isotropic and non-homogenous, so a regular solid model simulation won't perform well except for very small stresses—where it probably wouldn't matter.)

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