Clark Kent Pineapple rear hub

[Mod-Master]

Fusion 360 or solidworks?

Or something else perhaps?

 

[B3]

Fusion 360 or solidworks?

Or something else perhaps?

Good old 360

 

[B3]

Thats a front ,he is after a rear like mine but he wont find one

My old hubs

 

[Mod-Master]

Good old 360

I’ve never used 360, I’ve just stuck with solidworks, but I find that the layout of some autodesk applications are easier to work with.

 

[Russell.Berrisford]

There you go, something I've been working on

They look amazing. Will you have any for sale?

 

[B3]

I’ve never used 360, I’ve just stuck with solidworks, but I find that the layout of some autodesk applications are easier to work with.

I used to use Solidworks and never got on with any Autodesk product, but having had a bit of time on 360 now I really kinda like it

 

[Rampage]

I used to use Solidworks and never got on with any Autodesk product, but having had a bit of time on 360 now I really kinda like it

I used F360 for a bit but they used to change things around on the updates.
I now use Solidworks at home as we use it at work!
I do like AutoCAD for 2D stuff (factory layouts etc) though. TurboCAD is also good for 2D.

 

[Hotwheels.]

There you go, something I've been working on

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR!!!

 

[synchronicity]

Never heard of these.
Why are the hub flanges in the middle?

 

[fervor_ca]

There you go, something I've been working on

Hi B3,

Can you tell a little more about your design. Is the cassette body based on another hub, or something you came up with? What about the axle? Care to share the design? I'm thinking it's a good candidate for printing.