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Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 17 7:39 pm
by GJUK
I liked this months edition.
Thanks for spending the time to sort and then Bananarama!.
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 17 7:40 pm
by GJUK
*p u b l i Bananarama!, not sure why that word is blocked.
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 17 7:40 pm
by GJUK
okay the forum is hashing out ~~~~~sh *with a space* it.
Bananarama!
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3D Printing
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 18 2:45 pm
by xbrit
Hi Guys, on the topic of 3D printing that was bought up by Derek Carter, I use V5 Catia a 3D software package used by all major aerospace and automotive company's, I am presently working for JLR and I use this system for concept and evaluation purposes. Most plastic parts can be manufactured by reverse engineering, assuming as you have the damaged parts. I was wondering if there was a requirement that MMA members could use for the future. I have the software and the skills to model parts but not the printer it self. Would this be some thing that could be useful?
A point to add anything can be modelled but 3D printing would only work on plastic parts, sheet metal can be modelled in a flat pattern and folded manually, complicated structural parts would work with 3 or 5 axes machines.
Cheers,
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 18 5:39 pm
by Captain Chaos
Mine has been thoroughly read already,super

Re: Connected 84
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 18 8:17 pm
by xbrit
Hi Captain Chaos.... not quite sure on your comment.... has the 3D topic been reviewed before?
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 18 8:51 pm
by Blue
Not had a proper look yet but it looks like a bumper issue. I like the new "A cuppa with" articles, very good idea.
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 18 8:54 pm
by Captain Chaos
Hi. I was referring to the entire magazine rather than the 3D feature,which was very interesting in it’s own right.
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 18 10:10 am
by Gas for GOSH
Thanks for the further info on 3D printing xbrit - it's definitely going to be something of increasing assistance for old plastic parts so the more awareness raised the better.
I see this has morphed from a Connected 84 into 85 thread! Glad "A Cuppa with..." is going down well
Simon
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 18 12:35 pm
by xbrit
Hi Simon...do you think I should repost this as a new topic so more people are aware??
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 18 7:20 pm
by Gas for GOSH
Yep that's a good shout. Many thanks for your input
Simon
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 18 9:02 am
by MattH
xbrit wrote: Sat Apr 14, 18 12:35 pm
Hi Simon...do you think I should repost this as a new topic so more people are aware??
I was thinking the same but couldnt work out how to do move your post safely!
I think this is an interesting subject in its own right which may be hidden within the current thread.

Re: Connected 84
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 18 6:58 pm
by drewcrane
Re: Connected 84
Posted: Wed Apr 18, 18 11:51 pm
by RobTwin
So which one are you bringing Drew... cuda or Challenger?

That would be some road trip

Re: Connected 84
Posted: Thu Apr 19, 18 6:33 am
by cadboy
I have just completed the magazine and it was a great read thank you Simon and all others.
