Alibre CAD has a number of features that make building a sheet metal pattern a pleasant experience.
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Resolving technical difficulties to get proper codec’s installed so I can view the Alibre Training Videos.
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An S-Video cable slows progress getting video files transferred to my computer.
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Today looked like scenes reminiscent of Junk Yard Wars as we began cutting apart a drive shaft to use it and the universal joint for our robotic labyrinth’s central pivot point.
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Interesting short film reminiscent of the LabyWiinth project.
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Some parts of the Robotic Labyrinth are coming along nicely while a lack of funds are still holding us back with the game platform
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Returning to Linda Hall Library for information on Sandwich Laminate structures. Checked out the book “The Behavior of Sandwich Structures of Isotropic and Composite Materials”.
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When the Internet doesn’t provide the scientific, engineering or technical information I’m looking for I turn to the Linda Hall Library’s LEONARDO catalog. Linda Hall is the worlds best library for technical information.
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Searching for supporting documentation about the aluminum and foam core technology is slow to find relevant information. The Bluebird Electric’s Bodywork provides some helpful general engineering clues.
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