Cubo 12 Drawning Artist?

Is there anybody capable of drawning Cubo 12 renders/plans in Solidworks? The previous guy did an excellent job on Cubo 15 renders but I fear of asking him again so soon/ at all.

I'll try to draw the next Cubo design myself but some help would really speed things up.

Best regards

Cubo

hbl is very good with cad design he maybe able to help.......

I have offered to do it via PM and not got a reply!! Oh well.

Tony

Hi Tony,

I really appreciate your offer and I was going to reply to you the night from tuesday to wednesday (still am).

I ussually take a few days to respond to private mails, as I'm a thorough but slow thinker. Also I need to come up with sketches (which I do at work only) whilst my brains are doing overtime: Should I use double bracing or single? Make the mouth piece from 18 mm or 15 mm ply. Straight handles or angled? While in the mean time I'm trying to design a commercial composite 18" subwoofer. Aarghh.

......

Anyway as I said I really appriciate your offer but I definately need more time.

Best regards

Cubo15

OK sorry mate its just me being impatient :oops:

Tony

I'm currently testing the new prototype of Cubo Sub. I will be making the 3D-renders myself (no fancy stuff just for internal [over]view) this time but I would like someone to back-check all the angles and measurements with. Or, in a best case scenario, give the internal dimensions of the horn/chamber and get angles/ panel measurements. Btw, hats off for Tony Wilkes, he did an excellent job last time.

Anyone interested?

Best regards

Cubo

Hi Cubo
I might be able to help
I use Solidworks 2009 smiley20
I'LL pm you my email

i use AutoCAD (full version) all the time - sling us the 2d drawings and i'll do a material realistic render for you.

that rendered picture in my avatar space is a 10" fibreglass horn i drew up, in smooth white gel coat finish, ready for 3 axis CNC for proto moulds

Dumb question:

These CAD drawings, can they go straight to CNC?
Just found local place, full size CNC.
Thanks

Oh, and Cubo, great work :thumbup:

well obviously you have to do each component as seperate parts. they then go through CNC software appropriate to the machine. i don't really deal with that bit though.

got access to a laser cutter too, and with that you can literally press the plot button in cad, and it'll send it straight to the laser cutter program, and get cutting. it'll cut red lines, engrave black ones, and ignore anything else. it's pretty cool

also in AutoCAD now, there's a "send to 3D printer" button....... now that is something that has to be exploited. except it's a bit costly smiley19