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✪ Public Model of the Week (April 10, 2015)
lougallo
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Here are this week's nominees... Please cast your vote! Voting closes at 4PM EST. Good luck!
Lou Gallo / PD/UX - Support - Community / Onshape, Inc.
✪ Public Model of the Week (April 10, 2015) 61 votes
Lego Basketball basket
13%
8 votes
Mill
26%
16 votes
Scotch yoke Model Steam Engine
59%
36 votes
Small Block Chevy v6 & V8 Engine Cradle
1%
1 vote
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Mill: (link)
Scotch Yoke Model Steam Engine: (link)
Small Block Chevy v6 & v8 Engine Cradle: (link)
Yes my Onshape model is very, very simple. However I would like to point out just two attributes of this model:
1. I actually built it and it works, I'm rebuilding the Chevy small block engine in our ski boat. Since my Truck just recently hand grenaded its transmission to the tune of $4,000 I've delayed posting pictures of cradle's use until I get the truck back on the road
2. My main point is I wanted to demonstrate how easy it is to post .pdf Drawings files to an Onshape Tab. Try it, you'll like it.
The other models in the MOTW contest are outstanding!
shapeOn!
Cheers!
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