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Beams
prabhjot_singh601
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We are working here in inches. For other beams it shows the sizes in inches, but for round bars and flat bars it shows in mm. Any option if we can change those also in inches,so that selecting size will be easy.
And, also for the beams if I can use 3/16 inches thickness will be great. Because we are using 3/16 thickness. I see 1/8, 1/4 but not 3/16. Thanks
And, also for the beams if I can use 3/16 inches thickness will be great. Because we are using 3/16 thickness. I see 1/8, 1/4 but not 3/16. Thanks
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Latest Official Beams: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e15c2c668d138f01242d0c80/w/0664d65a957c7bfba7cfbddd/e/2d5660fc1012df9598f00251
here is my configurable profile library I use It will do key'd shaft and keyways too (just boolean subtract the profile from the part you want to cut your keyway into)
Also does unistrut
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ad05299d8001b55b1928304a/w/e630f3282c5ec90e2d8432c7/e/cf6d2f10fde65a2779a9f8aa
I will maintain it and add to it as I come across profiles used in my designs.
I'll give you write access, btw I am considering splitting some of the unique profiles like channel and unistrut and key shaft into separate part studios. the configs are messy when they are all mashed up in one studio. (I was just doing a quick and dirty test after they updated beams, but then started using it for real)
Do you have a sketch with the proper dimension locations and geometry for an S Beam? Maybe also a resource where you got the measurements from? I have one but if it doesn't closely enough match yours then there won't be true consistency.
I was measuring your S beams and I cant quite figure out how to get the angle of the flange and the flange thickness right.
I found the AISC v15.0 standard shapes library which has all the dimensions in an Excel table. I just need to format the table and input it into the configuration and it will be done. It worked great for W beam.