Yak 54 3-View?
05-07-2006, 10:49 PM
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Yak 54 3-View?
In all this discussion of the Yak 54, has anybody come across a decent 3 view drawing for the beast? I like to tinker and it always starts with a 3 view drawing...
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark
07-09-2006, 01:29 AM
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RE: Yak 54 3-View?
Heh,
Be careful with this 3-view Mark. I used the exact same one to do my design and found out that the views are not symmetrical. Not a big deal but thought you'd want to know.
Cheers,
John
Be careful with this 3-view Mark. I used the exact same one to do my design and found out that the views are not symmetrical. Not a big deal but thought you'd want to know.
Cheers,
John
07-09-2006, 07:51 PM
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RE: Yak 54 3-View?
Well, prepare to be happy. In researching three views for my next project today, I came across this gem. I wish I had found it when I started my yak 54 build last year. Even has fuse cross sections.
Good luck with your design.
John
Good luck with your design.
John
07-11-2006, 09:58 AM
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Hey John,
Thanks for the update and new 3 view. I am so swamped with work right now I don't even have time to build a KIT, let alone a scratch build... But eventually I will get there, the work will not last forever like this. The lack of symmetry probably won't be an issue, as I will generate my own CAD 3 view by scaling dimensions from the jpeg and drawing it from scratch. I only draw one side, then mirror it, so it will be symmetrical if not perfectly scale.
Mark
Thanks for the update and new 3 view. I am so swamped with work right now I don't even have time to build a KIT, let alone a scratch build... But eventually I will get there, the work will not last forever like this. The lack of symmetry probably won't be an issue, as I will generate my own CAD 3 view by scaling dimensions from the jpeg and drawing it from scratch. I only draw one side, then mirror it, so it will be symmetrical if not perfectly scale.
Mark
07-13-2006, 09:41 PM
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RE: Yak 54 3-View?
you ight want to look through http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3556941/tm.htm lots of info anf 2 & 3 views here for the Yak54
12-13-2006, 04:39 PM
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RE: Yak 54 3-View?
ORIGINAL: kevin pelletier
i know this is an old thread but does any one have a 3 view that can be opened in autocad ????
i know this is an old thread but does any one have a 3 view that can be opened in autocad ????
What I do is open the jpg in MS photo editor or similar and enlarge the view to as big as possible on the screen. Do a screen print (Alt+Print Screen gets you the active window only) and then paste it into a blank drawing. Then just trace over it with AutoCAD and delete the jpg when finished. It's not perfect, but it is pretty good and only takes a few minutes to generate a decent vector 3 view drawing to build with.
Mark
