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21-06-2010, 00:10
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Re: pic: sheet metal 6WD
.125 sheet is way to thick, especially with flanges. You can easily go down to .09 (a fairly standard size) wihout too many design changes. Any thinner (.05) and I'd make larger flanges just to be on the safe side.
Is there any reason you're lightening with circles instead of triangles? Is there any reason you rendered it as an illustration? 
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