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      novice design questions

      Consider using a counterweight. Your hobby motors will appreciate it. Perhaps something akin to a dumbwaiter, operated by a pulley.
      Post by: stewlenox, Jan 27, 2013 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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      Looking for an Mechanical Engineer to help build a Prototype

      Hi dmar, I'd be interested in knowing more about your project. I am happy to sign any non-disclosure agreement in that regard. Maybe I can help....
      Post by: stewlenox, Jan 17, 2013 in forum: The business forum
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      Do you listen to music while you work?

      Unless I really need to bear down and concentrate, I always have music on...or an audio book. It depends on the particular job, and task at hand.
      Post by: stewlenox, Dec 20, 2012 in forum: The Leisure Lounge
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      Gearbox Design - Noise Issue

      Have you considered worm gears? ...Very high ratio of reduction with very low noise.
      Post by: stewlenox, Apr 4, 2012 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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      How to achieve a good looking aluminium die casting?

      Hi Gareth, Shot burnishing is when polished steel shapes are used in a vibratory tumbler, usually with some kind of lubricant like soap and water....
      Post by: stewlenox, Mar 14, 2012 in forum: Metal casting & moulding
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      How to achieve a good looking aluminium die casting?

      How about vibratory abrasive finishing, followed by shot burnishing?
      Post by: stewlenox, Mar 14, 2012 in forum: Metal casting & moulding
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      Prototyping of Complex Bracket for Starting Block - Help with Supplier Selection

      I'll bet that a competent welding shop could make you a prototype for less money than you are being quoted.
      Post by: stewlenox, Dec 16, 2011 in forum: Prototyping & low-volume processes
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      The last time you went "wow...."

      I design toys, among other things, and many years ago while working on a project I decided to take apart a "See and Say" toy (by Mattel) to see...
      Post by: stewlenox, Sep 30, 2011 in forum: Industrial design
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      Aluminium suface finish

      Mvalenti is right about Scotchbrite. I'd add that 3m sells both belts and wheels made of scotchbrite that fit standard shop machinery.
      Post by: stewlenox, Sep 23, 2011 in forum: Surface finishes
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      Stainless round tube 2.75" OD

      AH....I had the decimal point in the wrong place! ...Embarrassing!
      Post by: stewlenox, Sep 15, 2011 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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      Stainless round tube 2.75" OD

      Check automotive suppliers for stainless brake line. Also, check McMaster Carr, and WW Grainger.
      Post by: stewlenox, Sep 9, 2011 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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      Design job terminology

      An industrial designer has a degree in industrial design, which is usually earned at a university art college. He or she can draw, and has skills...
      Post by: stewlenox, Aug 26, 2011 in forum: General jobs discussion
    13. stewlenox
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      Electrical contacts exposed to weather

      Gold would work.
      Post by: stewlenox, Jun 29, 2011 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
    14. stewlenox
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      Silicone molds, and urethane casting

      Hi, You might be able to reduce the gloss by dusting the mold with talc, or cornstarch before pouring....maybe this will help for the sticky bit...
      Post by: stewlenox, May 21, 2011 in forum: Prototyping & low-volume processes
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      Silicone molds, and urethane casting

      I've used a variety of pigments. Try mixing a small sample of your material with some black artists oil paint....if you have a good art supply...
      Post by: stewlenox, May 16, 2011 in forum: Prototyping & low-volume processes
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      Silicone molds, and urethane casting

      Hi Meloncollie, The silicone is a little soft, so if you use it, make a mold frame that can be re-used with each casting. I'd choose a little...
      Post by: stewlenox, May 11, 2011 in forum: Prototyping & low-volume processes
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      Silicone molds, and urethane casting

      Hi meloncollie, To answer your questions: First, use silicone for the mold. I can tell by your spelling (mould vs. mold) that you are in the...
      Post by: stewlenox, May 10, 2011 in forum: Prototyping & low-volume processes
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      Has anyone designed a musical instrument?

      Thanks for posting these Gareth. The last guitar (with MIDI) is my latest, and is a combination of CNC, and hand-contouring. My Pro-E skills are...
      Post by: stewlenox, Apr 24, 2011 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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      Does anyone play any musical instruments?

      Hi Everyone, I've been playing guitar since I was 12.....so for 42 years...(man, I'm old!) If anyone wants to hear my plunking I;m the lead player...
      Post by: stewlenox, Apr 23, 2011 in forum: The Leisure Lounge
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      Has anyone designed a musical instrument?

      Hi Gareth,I confess to being inept at using the forum. I tried to drag and drop some pics, to no avail....I'm not sure what "hotlink" means. So...
      Post by: stewlenox, Apr 23, 2011 in forum: The main mechanical design forum
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