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Possible way to assemble two part
I really appreciate your timing and input. I would have tried much better way. ANyways, lesson learned. Mike, thank you for taking time. I will work something out. If you guys feel this waste of your time, please don't waste it anymore. I will figure it out something. Thanks- apakshaypatel
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Possible way to assemble two part
The Material is Delrin. I didn't want to complicate things that the reason I included optimal info which is not optimal I guess. Allow me to try to explain. Consider two parts Part A and Part B. Part A has two sub-parts, part A1 and A2. Same with part B, two sub-parts Part B1 and Part B2. Both...- apakshaypatel
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Possible way to assemble two part
Hello Everyone, I am designing a small sub-assembly consists of two parts. These two cylindrical parts OD= 1.75" and ID 1.25" are assembled using threading because it can be easily disassembled while doing maintenance. However, there is some constraint when this sub-assembly get together with...- apakshaypatel
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