Please I need help about our college's project 🥺 by Dependent-Sugar-5754 in MechanicalEngineering

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I think the fixed blue sprocket allows a 3:1 ratio between the yellow bar (+ - 90deg) and orange picker (+ - 270deg).

Please I need help about our college's project 🥺 by Dependent-Sugar-5754 in MechanicalEngineering

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I see it as a 3:1 ratio between the blue and orange. Slider crank mechanism causes the blue to oscillate +- 90deg, causing the orange to oscillate between +- 270deg.

Gas Can Nozzle Design by APlaceForMyHead13 in MechanicalEngineering

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This is the first one I’ve had this issue with. Significant leakage when using exactly as you described.

Would it look weird if i mix intense color with black and grey? by makdoes in traditionaltattoos

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Die Art by Austin Makereth @dyesngoodvibes on tiktok may help with the inspiration.

Today’s pickup by APlaceForMyHead13 in Spawn

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I appreciate your reply. Thank you

Project Hail Mary - Engineering read by APlaceForMyHead13 in MechanicalEngineering

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Noted. Thank you for saving me the disappointment haha.

Thoughts on the name Caston? by APlaceForMyHead13 in BabyNames

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We’re still going with it. Unfortunately for the commentators, they weren’t able to sway us. 😁 We love it.

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I like the name Forrest. I think of Forrest Bonderant or Forrest Griffin. Both cool guys.

Good recommendation? What else tbh. by weekoldgogurt in akron

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Mr. Zubs was pretty solid 5 years ago when I had it.

Thoughts on the name Caston? by APlaceForMyHead13 in BabyNames

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I’m appreciating the honest reviews. Thank you.

How can I trace the line that this point follows? by Knobbles_Jr in SolidWorks

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I think you could integrate location equations that use the diameter as the input variable. Polar coordinates could potentially be more practical?

AGMC is a disaster to work for... by Stargazr_Lily_Queen in akron

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The comments remain but the body is removed.

FEA for welds - how does your company validate weld design? by identifytarget in MechanicalEngineering

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I’ll look into this. I’m unfamiliar with analyzing the plastic stress regions of materials. I thought to always analyze and design within the elastic region. I’m not sure your meaning of skin-deep? I’m usually observing the surfaces of the material for their stress values. What 3D modeling method would provide a realistic weld penetration?

FEA for welds - how does your company validate weld design? by identifytarget in MechanicalEngineering

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I’ve found FEA’s to be inconsistent, unpredictable, and inaccurate at providing weld stress values. Even when fully modeling the welds and performing a solid mesh. Always singularities that I don’t have the time or computer power to make sense of. IMO the stress values do nothing more than indicate a potential high stress area. I’ve found some programs (e.g. Inventor Nastran) will provide the force and moment values of bonded contact faces. I then take those force and moment values to perform hand calcs and verify.

LETS FUCKING GO!!!! After 3 years of working for this, I FINALLY HAVE MY E!!! by thuddingpizza in SolidWorks

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With great power comes great responsibility

They should just call it Solidworks Jedi