Request for assistance reviewing drawings.

[Alexander McGilton]

Hello all, If you were wondering what I have been up to for the past while I have been making and modifying CAD modeling’s I have had on the back burner for the past few years. What are shown bellow are a number of machinist, tool maker’s and carpentry projects suited to the hobbyist. Included is modified version of the CW Woodson steam engine with thicker casting webs. Wood tool chest well suited for the carbonate maker or machinist. A work bench constructed entirely of spruce 2”x4” with minimal joinery for fast and inexpensive construction. And finally, a centering tool maker’s vise and sine plate. My intention to release .step files of the modeling’s and working drawings for free. These are all in various stages of completion, of having only the modeling’s for the sine plate to others being at various stages of completed plans and completed examples. What I’m looking for is some volunteers to critique the drawings and evaluate the tolerancing, prior to the publishing. I would prefer to this only be a hand full of individuals, as I fear that there would be a flood of redundant observations and requests to edit should the group be too large. I ask that those who respond have at least completed a technical or vocational training program and work with engineering drawings on a regular basis.

I thank you for your interest and look forward to your responses.

 

[Barncat]

I can't offer you any help with your drawings, but I will say it looks like you have been busy. Good looking stuff you have there.

 

[Winegrower]

I like your wood box for the vise, too. I should build a bunch in a standard size and put away some of the accessories that are just gathering dust on the shelves.

 

[cbellanca]

I build a work bench like this 50 or so years ago that is still in use. A tool makers tool box is under construction a this time during the quarantine. You have some good looking stuff, but I can't help with the review. I hung up my engineers license 15 years ago. Good luck with your project.

 

[T Bredehoft]

Sir, you are an artist.