Had a few spare moments this week so here is a ShowCase render that received a bit more attention. 🙂
These are 2 of our company's patented plunger pumps.
Have a nice weekend!
Niels van der Veer
Inventor professional user & 3DS Max enthusiast
Vault professional user/manager
The Netherlands
Nice job!
This is a work in progress... no way even close to completetion, note the lack of steel under the equipment on the skids. This was laid out as a proposal of the piping system, and I show it only as an example of the elaborate things one can do with Inventor Tube & Pipe... as infuriating as it is some days. Don't ask what it is... I can't tell you. 🙂
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I bet I know what it is!
It's a distillery for making industrial scale moonshine
My secret is out.... I thought I'd build it in my garage.
Those skids are 40' x 16' x 12.5' tall. If we get this order it will barely fit in our shop.
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A high pressure vessel that we just finished building.
Can hold 134 Barg @ 240°C
Shell thickness 95mm
Inside diameter = 1650mm
Total height = 9meter
Just simple ray tracing. No idea how to work with any render tool
set of vernier calipers with no measurments 🙂
I posted a table I had design for myself a few months ago.
Someone asked for pictures of the completed project.
Needs a few years to properly darken.
This is a cylindrical mesh I've put together using equation curves and derived parts/assemblies. It's kind of a proof-of-feasibility regarding these types of geometries. So far, the total project size of five files is 882 KB. It can be edited parametrically. It requires some tweaking in the 3D equation part file, assembly, and final assembly to "look correct" however.
Took me a while to really figure out the best way to make it.
Something I did a number of years ago.
That looks proper old, What brand of tyres you used?
Those are just a quick version of 11R24.5 tires. I've been waiting for Michelin to get me a STP file of their XZY-3 model which is our standard tire.
I am not sure you're kidding anymore, I was
This is my first time posting here so take it easy on the new guy. This is a Cranberry drying oven that I have been working on.
Welcome to the forum.
Took your time but made a proper entrance. Keep them coming !
I love CranRasins
Admaiora
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I know this is the Friday Pictures thread, but I thought I would post an update on this. All that needs doing now are the model parameters to be tweaked.