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  1. LJW

    material advice

    My favorite is 4140 Pre-Hard.
  2. LJW

    Carbon Fiber and Stainless Steel

    What would be the preferred grade of stainless when used in contact with carbon fiber?
  3. LJW

    Weldment Feature Library

    MJDavis, That's exactly what I had in mind! Your version is newer than mine(SW2004), so I couldn't load your file. Are the profiles just a sketch saved as a .sldfp file, or do I need to create a feature? I want to learn the basics and then automate the process. Thanks, Larry
  4. LJW

    Weldment Feature Library

    I would like to create a library of various size tube diameters and wall thickness. Can this be done by using configurations? Do I need to create a Thin Feature for each size, or just a sketch? This topic would be a great addition to the FAQs. Thanks, Larry
  5. LJW

    Material advise needed

    KR1, I'd like to hear more details of your project.
  6. LJW

    Material advise needed

    I have made many of the parts you listed from a 7075 aluminum called FORTAL. Great material to work with! See: http://www.mousebar.com/fhome.html
  7. LJW

    CAMWORKS

    Agreed!! Learning curve is real steep. Better days ahead. I've used SurfCam for years in moldshop and rapid prototype settings with good results. "Curious - why no surfcam now?" New job. Purchase selection made by Higher-Up
  8. LJW

    CAMWORKS

    I'd like to hear some feedback from CAMWORKS users. I am trying to make the switch from SURFCAM, so far it's been a tough fight.
  9. LJW

    The Bourke Engine

    "Bourke is definitely a two-stroke. The scavenge chambers below the pistons induct the charge, which does not have to carry oil for bottom end lubrication, since the bottom end case is sealed. An added benefit is that oil never sees the carbon from combustion and does not get contaminated."...
  10. LJW

    Sonic Choke

    Thanks AGAIN Larry ! The posts above are the most concise explanation of this topic I have seen.
  11. LJW

    Hi-lift flow vs Mid-lift flow

    What a great thread! What is the best strategy for dealing with very low lift/diameter ratios (.428 total lift/1.570 Intake Valve diameter)? Are tricks to limit reversion helpful in engines that do not have a lot of overlap? Larry Wiechman
  12. LJW

    Barrel Cam

    I am searching for tips or macros to create the sweep cuts on the outside of a barrel cam. Thanks, Larry
  13. LJW

    Optimal exhaust pipe

    Tube headers are not in the plan, just a "cat-back" modification. I have been checking various locations at the side and rear of both vehicles with a manometer, looking for a low pressure area to exit the pipes. Also plan to install pressure taps at a few places on tailpipe...
  14. LJW

    Optimal exhaust pipe

    I am looking for information about the design of exhaust systems. My goal is to improve MPG. I want to keep modifications limited to exhaust pipe and muffler without the use of tube headers. The vehicles in this experiment are a 1994 Ford van (300ci 6cyl)and a 1995 Geo Metro (61ci 3cyl). Is...
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