On Tue, 12 Mar 1996, Michael J. Denest wrote:
> I am estimating a project to construct a plywood mock up of an aircraft
> fuselage cockpit section. The mock up is expected to be ready for use by mid
> April so I am interested in someone who has the ability to laser cut plywood
> from CAD data. The construction is similar to the rubber power model airplane
> type using formers and stringers. The OML will be thin plywood formed over the
> surface. Please reply to my e-mail address DENESTMJ@PUTTER.a1.boeing.com.
I am doing a PhD at The University Of Queensland in Australia. My
research is in rapid prototyping of large objects (bigger than a meter cubed).
We are currently using a five axis water jet cutter to cut layers from
CAD data. We will be using sloped edges on the layers (not square edges
that create a step effect), to achieve a better surface on the model.
I understand that being in Australia it would not be possible to make your
mock up here, but thought you might be interested in what I am doing.
Ray Hope
Department of Mechanical Engineering
The University of Queensland
Brisbane QLD 4072
AUSTRALIA
Ph +61 7 3365 3718
Home +61 7 3217 7410
Facsimile +61 7 3365 4799
Email: hope@sun.mech.uq.oz.au
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