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#61
04-07-2007, 10:43 PM
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Need some files??? No problem on a trade of some kind I can post something, let me know what you want and I'll see if I have it or can get it...
I am in NEED of some running cattle... I am building some gates for my Father and he wanted something like I attached but more cattle.. Have a look. Post a critique if you want... Let me know whatcha got or need.... Thanks in Advance! Marc 
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06-19-2007, 08:46 AM
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02-26-2008, 07:21 PM
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Hello all. New to the forum so I thought I'd say hi. I'm testing 3 things here: uploading a file directly from my mobile browser; translating a 3D AC .dwg to a BCC native file; and zipping a file which I haven't tried before. Let me know what you get. Look forward to sharing and gleaning a bit of info about BCC V21.
This is a Fatboy wheel drawn with actual dimensions on a customer's AC2000. I did this about 7 years ago. I'm self taught so my methods are very crude but I usually end up getting something in the ballpark. Enjoy!
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02-27-2008, 01:18 AM
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SBC welcome nice file. do you have the rest of the car?
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#65
02-27-2008, 12:03 PM
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Hey Boston, thanks. That is actually a rear wheel for a Harley Davidson Fatboy, although I am working on a complete CAD bike just for fun and to build a custom bike. It's always been good practice for me doing something I enjoy to learn the software. "Playing", as I heard someone refer to in another thread, always gets me there.
This is my first (semi) complicated solid drawn completely in BCC. Layers were new to me until I watched the 10 CD training videos. I can't imagine working without them now. My method for drawing is to create construction solids as I go. That way if I add a fillet somewhere and I decide I need to change it later, I can just reuse my "building blocks" insead of having to completely redraw. Layers allow me to do this without having multiple saved copies. I felt like an idiot when I realized how easy layers were. This is a throttle grip for a motorcycle using revolved, extruded, and primitive solids. Again, you could make a very usable part from this file.
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#66
02-27-2008, 01:05 PM
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SBC your appoach is much like mine. I have files that are like solids of cap screw and dowel. that I been saving as a I done my work over the year. Now if I doing a drawing I will just copy and paste solid where I need them. Your work looks good. P;aying with the software is one of the ways to learn. Your trying to make part that interest to learn. So it makes it a little more fun.
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03-25-2009, 06:37 PM
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how do you change your screen name? I mispelled it ad i can't fix it...
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03-27-2009, 04:43 PM
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why can't i upload on this forum .....
it tells me i have an invalid file ! it's a 2007 .dxf file ? 
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03-27-2009, 05:15 PM
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zip your file first before uploading
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