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• Kurt22 Member Posts: 2 ✭

  June 2023

  8020 Products
  
  https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1046105b543259896a6bd11e/w/00d5d2d87014d60d05239f56/e/7cbc8651b8951cc8f8b29290?renderMode=0&uiState=649b32c997ecda7f9760d4bb

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• Ignacio_Martos_ Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 18

  June 2023

  @Kurt22 impressive amount of profiles and hardware! @jnewth_onshape this might be useful to you! 
  

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• Ste_Wilson Member Posts: 337 EDU

  June 2023

  An impressive amount of stuff.  Thanks for sharing.

  https://hwh.stephenteacher.com/txtbook.html

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• IgnacioMartos Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 23 PRO

  March 8

  
  Found another great library for low level electronic components. You can find it here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e60249f1667151606584c18e/w/955c2cc57502a18d5e4df399/e/624fe466605c33109fe3d816
  
  Thank you sillion83! 
  
  
  

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• S1mon Member Posts: 2,943 PRO

  March 8

  The number of times I've been burnt by inaccurate CAD data even from the component manufacturers themselves.... 

  
  

  Random databases from unknown sources are only useful for hobby level stuff where you just need to make something once and can always file things or add hot glue or whatever if things aren't right.
  
  For production work, I always want the 2D drawings, which unfortunately are rarely the production drawings for the parts, but rather are catalog drawings of an assembly for sale. Even worse are the "drawings" which end up on component data sheets. These are often run through the filter of some graphic layout person redoing stuff in Adobe Illustrator. And I want the 3D, and I want physical samples.

  
  

  Inevitably these 3 sources (2D, 3D, samples) will not all agree.

  
  

  Then there's the issue that the samples that you get this week are not the same as what's in the supply chain when you go into production. Then there's the issue of stuff changing without notice when you're well into production.

  
  

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• IgnacioMartos Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 23 PRO

  March 8

  @S1mon Agreed, these are likely not useful for any production-grade projects but useful for conceptualization before sourcing. None of the data here is tied to any supplier. 
  
  But I do hope it helps those who might need a reference for these sort of components
  
  

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• rick_randall Member Posts: 316 ✭✭✭

  March 10

  Hello Ignacio,
  

  The An fittings you show are from my library. I have taken all measurements from ms data sheets, and I'm relatively sure they are accurate - but having said that, I have physically measured two parts with the same AN number (from different manufactures) and have found slight variations. I have many other items - too many to list here (a whole catalogs worth). If you want to see more send me a PM.      Happy to share.

  Here are some tee's
  

  https://cad.onshape.com/documents/dc511e8a2f5f14a126290db2/w/392aa589ef1da96ef1bc904f/e/06ae5c52ec37e4c1f576e507
  

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