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Could use a little help on material section and tempering information for a part I plan to design thats kind of a cross between a retaining ring and a clip on nut.. It will be stamped/formed (bent over in U shape) in a shape similar to a clip on nut as shown in the attached image and part of it...

There are certainly "similar" flexible TPU filaments available for 3d printing.. https://www.makertechstore.com/products/tpu-3d-printer-filament?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&gclid=CjwKEAjwl9DIBRCG_e3DwsKsizsSJADMmJ11sz1vZRpzOXYliHcdbMr9cKuVNfahO_Yww4y0kwSKQRoCvbXw_wcB May want to contact...

3dconnexion devices like the space navigator/space pilot,etc... are fantastic.. They may take a week or so to get used to them but then you will be amazed at how much faster you can model stuff.. I have the 3d device (older Space Pilot for me at work and navigator at home) in my left hand and...

I'm a little late to the party but https://www.isc-sl.com/saddle-feet-for-round-tubes/isctp.6 "saddle feet/bumpers"

Did you see this?.. I believe you really want to use a recap then Inventor process to utilize the points properly https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/inventor-products/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2017/ENU/Inventor-Help/files/GUID-BF0DD4A3-4C03-4AF3-88ED-2DD135668D64-htm.html

ISO 129 maybe..

Keep going on those requirements... Current? Voltage? Is the 24mm already in place? If so why is there a hole before you have selected a proper connector? Why do both need to be panel mount? Is there a cable used between them or something?

I don't believe that you MUST label in order for the UL listing to be valid provided you can solidly trace that product to an approval via its part number/manufacturing date,etc...

You need the "Solidworks Simulation" version for non-linear analysis.. Not sure if you have that or not.. Don't think non-linear is included in the "basic" Solidworks FEA package..

post the ipt file Is this a sketch pattern or a feature pattern?

Call AK and ask..

Basically any linear rail will work.. You just may need to put multiple rails connected to each other.. Could just be a wheel or 2 running in a track.. V-guide wheels,etc.. SO many ways to accomplish the need easily..

Yes.. I add the day to any drawing and every drawing I've ever seen has had the day in the date.. That way I know what day the change went into effect.. Without the day I can only react month by month and that seems silly.. If things can change from day to day then OBVIOUSLY the day would need...

And more suggestions.. www.heilind.com/products/richco/rfrt.pdf

Maybe I missed it.. Was there anything in the data you sent to the board house mentioning anything about adhesive/capacitor securement,etc?? If not that alone is enough to reject the whole lot.. and thats what I would do.. Nothing like finding out a year or so later that what you though was not...

yep.. I think everyone hates that crap and it makes me go somewhere else If they are going to do that they had better follow up ASAP.. I've had too many of these calls.. Sales Lizard:"Hey we noticed you were interested in XXX"... Me: "umm..ok...(pause...) ok yeah I remember now...But that was...

I can use a wrench as a hammer.. But its not the best tool for the job... While some CAE software has some primitive modeling capability its job is analysis of models.. not the creation of them..

Seems like the intended "design" is just going to have a small screw with no protrusion from the backside just barely holding something in place so even a PEM extends too far out the back.. Thats what I took away from it anyways..

That is clearly just a regular through hole that has been tapped..

Yes a universal motor can be directly connected to AC... Rectification is not needed..