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Electronics Cases | | |
Frame | @Alison Thompson | @Nathaniel Li got the changes to the center block and arm connectors done, @Billy Karantzoulis and @Evan Janakievski did a great job on the drawings! ready to manufacture Meeting with @Hao Gao and @Ben Lovegrove about landing gear, we have 2 ideas we’re going to explore, a resin print similar to the current design and a design with bushings that are properly located to ensure the the landing gear stays
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Houston | @Alison Thompson | Houston took a hard fall this weekend, we need to remake the landing gear legs, @Smile Khatri has ordered aluminum so once it is waterjet we just need to do the bends and replace the legs Task coming soon to upgrade landing gear to stop from tipping over when landing with some horizontal velocity left (waiting on weight requirements) New tasks for electronics mounts coming!
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Antenna Tracker | @Arjun Mandair | |
Example Bent Part Drawing | @Conall Kingshott | Will add to drawing standards soon Make this from the flat view from the flat pattern, the bend lines should come in automatically Dimension distance from nearest edge to a bend line Give overall dimension on the flat pattern as reference dimensions Give overall dimensions of the bent parts, this is not super useful, but good practice.
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Drafting Guideline Update | @Conall Kingshott | We are making changes to the drafting guidelines to have less cluttered drawings. If anyone has questions, concerns, or comments on guidelines generally, please voice your opinions. This applies the the changing guideline, and any other existing guidelines. Drawings to be machined should be made with millimeters as the primary dimension. For drill, end-mill & reamer sizes, stock sizes, or parts that are being made by a machinist, dual dimensions should be used with mm as the primary dimension and inches as the secondary dimension. This can be done using the smart dimension feature, by configuring it in the side menu. In very limited scenarios, a part being made by a machinist may have a drawing that uses exclusively imperial dimensions, this should only be done with mechanical lead approval.
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