Some Parts Done with V19

These parts were done with BCC V19 and I decided to try them with V21.

They are for a 1/8 scale Steam Engine Train 2-8-2. I'm working on the Frame Cradles now and will post them later.

Files are in BCC.CAD, IGES, STEP,DWG, and DXF.

One main reason for posting these file is to give CAD and CAD/CAM users something to learn with as far as modifying drawings and posting G-Code.

V21 is 10 times faster than V19 WOW.

The Frame Cradle Right Side.

Frame Cradle Left Side.

[andy_ck87028]

Hi Toby

A bit of a digression I know but are these parts intended for mild steel. I am curious as to how you actually applied these parts. Do you have a picture of the steam train.

Perhaps on reflection, you have a three axis mill whereas I will have a 3 axis router.

My intention is to use my 3 axis router for pre-fabbing carriages and diesel railcars.

I know its a digression but .......... curious.

Andy

Originally Posted by andy_ck87028

Hi Toby

A bit of a digression I know but are these parts intended for mild steel. I am curious as to how you actually applied these parts. Do you have a picture of the steam train.

Perhaps on reflection, you have a three axis mill whereas I will have a 3 axis router.

My intention is to use my 3 axis router for pre-fabbing carriages and diesel railcars.

I know its a digression but .......... curious.

Andy

No I did these parts for a friend that is Building the Train when he gets a chance. Honestly he may not start until next year and it won't be finished for another 3 to 5 years. I do have to say it will be big enough to transport the Engineer and 26 passengers. 1/4 scale. Some of the parts may be able to be done on a 3 Axis Router where others will be too big.

Some parts will be Stainless (303, 316, 321, 416, 17-4Ph, 15-5Ph, 13-3Ph), Mild Steel, Hard Steel, Carbon Steels, and Aluminum 7075. But that is to be expected in this type of application.