Base images to work your Custom milling ideas on!

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  • manike
    INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

    • Jan 2001
    • 3820

    #1

    Base images to work your Custom milling ideas on!

    Ok Guys here are some base images of a standard Extreme body the same as which we are using for a basis to machine from. You can use these to work your own custom ideas.

    I've given as many views as possible so you can try and get an idea of the 3D shape and thus hopefully come up with ideas that are actually possible.

    Feel free to mod these anyway you like. It doesn't have to a pretty visual image it can just be some lines done in paint or similiar.

    The one thing you can not do is add material anywhere (duh ) and try not to cut into the middle tube deeply if you do not want the valve to be showing... there is only 1.5mm of material there, anything other than some surface work will go through.

    Here you can see a front on view. You can see how narrow the front is and the 'strange' contours you need to work your design around. You can also see the barrel cavity, but don't be misled the cavity gets wider in the body than it is at the front for the barrel. You do not have as much material as it may look like there to work with...



    Here is an iso picture so you can get an idea of the 3D shape. If you can work your images on this it would be ideal. You can also see the body cavity for the ring. Again this is actually smaller than the cavity behind it for the valve... You can see it is getting thinner. You can see a scoop out of the back behind the module, if you intend to cut into the body anymore than a mm or or so then it needs to be done below the top level of that scoop.



    This shows you a view from the top and thus where you are limited to material. The Bike themed gun is machined in from the width of the body at the module to the width of the grip frame which is the same as the bit here in the module gap. That shows you just how much material was removed!



    manike
    Last edited by manike; 01-07-2002, 05:37 AM.
    Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration
  • manike
    INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

    • Jan 2001
    • 3820

    #2
    These images are with the vert feed module in and would be ideal to use for any designs you work on.

















    That should do it...

    If anyone wants specific areas or images for close ups etc then let me know.

    manike
    Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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    • Webmaster
      Former Moderator

      • Oct 2000
      • 1765

      #3
      very nice manike! I made a template like that for when I was playing around with cocker milling ideas.

      Very helpful!

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      • DaXtremeist
        Registered User
        • Jun 2001
        • 258

        #4
        anyway to get that in a maya or 3dsmax format? would be extremely helpful
        TEAM TERMINAL VELOCITY
        automag p/f
        STOCK INTERNALS
        Kapp chrome foregrip
        Kapp drop forward
        10" boa snakebite
        8.5" eliminator
        14" J&J Ceramic
        Custom Double Triger
        revy 9v

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        • manike
          INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

          • Jan 2001
          • 3820

          #5
          Originally posted by DaXtremeist
          anyway to get that in a maya or 3dsmax format? would be extremely helpful
          hhm what is that a CAD or modeller package? I'm sorry but I am not allowed to actually release the CAD file.

          manike
          Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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          • dorksquad

            #6
            could you release the cad files if i sign some kind of non discloser or something i usually have to do that when i send things out at work, also are standard mag files ava,this would make my life eaiser cause i would like to know the exact profile of the body rail so i can get a quote on some 10-15 deg asa's

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            • DaXtremeist
              Registered User
              • Jun 2001
              • 258

              #7
              no i don't want cad cuz i know the position on those files but you can export cad files out to 3dm,mb, or obj files none are cad and are for 3d programs wich i use. if ya can't i can use the reference pictures as a template and model them in maya,max etc.
              TEAM TERMINAL VELOCITY
              automag p/f
              STOCK INTERNALS
              Kapp chrome foregrip
              Kapp drop forward
              10" boa snakebite
              8.5" eliminator
              14" J&J Ceramic
              Custom Double Triger
              revy 9v

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              • manike
                INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

                • Jan 2001
                • 3820

                #8
                Dax, Sorry I don't think I can do that. I could make them as HPGL I guess... Does that help?

                Dorksquad, Sorry but that is not my decision to make. If you want files of the Extreme speak to AGDE, if you want them of Current Mags ask AGD (Tom).

                manike
                Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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                • DaXtremeist
                  Registered User
                  • Jun 2001
                  • 258

                  #9
                  what type of file is that? ive never heard of HPGL....
                  TEAM TERMINAL VELOCITY
                  automag p/f
                  STOCK INTERNALS
                  Kapp chrome foregrip
                  Kapp drop forward
                  10" boa snakebite
                  8.5" eliminator
                  14" J&J Ceramic
                  Custom Double Triger
                  revy 9v

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                  • manike
                    INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

                    • Jan 2001
                    • 3820

                    #10
                    It's what printers take When ever you 'print to file' it's what you make

                    We can import them as CAD line data and export them also

                    manike
                    Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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                    • Vegeta
                      Moderator? Mob Boss.
                      • Oct 2001
                      • 1050

                      #11
                      HEres one of mine.. took less than 5 minutes so dont expect much.. renered in 3D Studio, but I onld gave u the left side cuase its all frigged up on the other side.
                      -Vegeta
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                      • Vegeta
                        Moderator? Mob Boss.
                        • Oct 2001
                        • 1050

                        #12
                        BIGGINS!
                        -Vegeta
                        View my DevArt gallery Here

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                        • manike
                          INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

                          • Jan 2001
                          • 3820

                          #13
                          Vegeta great ideas, but if you don't mind I'll give a few pointers which will make it easier for me if I take these ideas into production.

                          I like the feed tube idea a lot. But if we mill right through (which would be cool) the middles of your letters would drop out You can see what that would be like by just blacking them out. I think it would still work. Or we could not mill so deep.

                          Very sharp lines right through are difficult because of the width of a cutter and how deep it needs to go. If you can try and have a little radius at the ends it would help, or we can 'smear' the design out from the surface and be quite sharp. It means the ends of your sharp bits would also be red (you could show it like in dave's drawing by the valve cut out by making a darker shaded area getting lighter as it gets to the tip of the point). But then it wouldn't be cut right through the body.

                          If you put radii on it then a 1.5mm rad is good. I don't really want to go much smaller than a 3 end mill as they tend to be a little delicate. We could do though if the design really required it

                          Keep up the good work.

                          manike
                          Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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                          • manike
                            INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

                            • Jan 2001
                            • 3820

                            #14
                            Vegeta we could take your idea and cut a splat shape out the back in a similar style (a splat would be much easier to machine and more cost effective).

                            manike
                            Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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                            • mattyfatty182

                              #15
                              My pathetic try..I call it Stars and Stripes 9-11 Edition.

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