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dlevy[_1_]
October 4th 06, 04:35 PM
I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail kit
gathering dust.
Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am just
looking to do something a bit more interesting.
Bill Daniels
October 4th 06, 06:23 PM
"dlevy" > wrote in message
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>I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
>designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
>(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail
>kit gathering dust.
>
> Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
> capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am
> just looking to do something a bit more interesting.
>
Check out the Yahoo Group "winchdesign". We're trying to design a standard
glider winch which will certainly reuire a lot of machine work. It won't
fly but it is aviation related.
I'm working on production CAD drawings for a 4-drum winch now. There will
be a fair bit of laser cutting, milling and turning work required.
Bill Daniels
dlevy[_1_]
October 4th 06, 09:24 PM
Thanks!
"Bill Daniels" <bildan@comcast-dot-net> wrote in message
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> "dlevy" > wrote in message
> .. .
>>I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
>>designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
>>(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail
>>kit gathering dust.
>>
>> Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
>> capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am
>> just looking to do something a bit more interesting.
>>
>
> Check out the Yahoo Group "winchdesign". We're trying to design a
> standard glider winch which will certainly reuire a lot of machine work.
> It won't fly but it is aviation related.
>
> I'm working on production CAD drawings for a 4-drum winch now. There will
> be a fair bit of laser cutting, milling and turning work required.
>
> Bill Daniels
>
dlevy wrote:
> Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
> capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am just
> looking to do something a bit more interesting.
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Send me a valid email address and I'll send you some CAD drawings. If
the items depicted in the drawings are within your interest and
capabilities, perhaps we can do some work.
-R.S.Hoover
Go, Bill, go! I'm looking forward to it!
Jer/
Bill Daniels <bildan@comcast-dot-net> wrote:
> "dlevy" > wrote in message
> .. .
> >I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
> >designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
> >(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail
> >kit gathering dust.
> >
> > Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
> > capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am
> > just looking to do something a bit more interesting.
> >
> Check out the Yahoo Group "winchdesign". We're trying to design a standard
> glider winch which will certainly reuire a lot of machine work. It won't
> fly but it is aviation related.
> I'm working on production CAD drawings for a 4-drum winch now. There will
> be a fair bit of laser cutting, milling and turning work required.
> Bill Daniels
Best regards,
Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocations!"
--
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CELL 970 231-6325 EMAIL jer<at>frii.com http://users.frii.com/jer/
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Just wondering when you have free time plus mechanical skill then why this
RV-7 kit is rusting ?
"dlevy" > wrote in message
.. .
>I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
>designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
>(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail
>kit gathering dust.
>
> Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
> capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am
> just looking to do something a bit more interesting.
>
dlevy[_1_]
October 6th 06, 07:55 PM
3 year old.........actually, I'm getting all fired up again. I've just
gotten access to a 2,000 ft^2 shop. I'm in the process of etching the floor
for epoxy paint.
I'll move the tail kit in when the paint dries.
" > wrote in message
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> Just wondering when you have free time plus mechanical skill then why this
> RV-7 kit is rusting ?
>
>
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> "dlevy" > wrote in message
> .. .
>>I have some cnc lathe's and mill's and use them to manufacture original
>>designs (mine) for the oilfield. I'm also pretty proficient at Solidworks
>>(3d cad). I'm a pilot, airplane owner, and have the requisite RV-7 tail
>>kit gathering dust.
>>
>> Anyone have any leads or ideas on how to apply our design/manufacturing
>> capability to something aviation related? I don't need the work but am
>> just looking to do something a bit more interesting.
>>
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