[R-390] New 3D scanner - printer recreates obsolete parts
ToddRoberts2001 at aol.com
ToddRoberts2001 at aol.com
Fri Jul 24 23:19:24 EDT 2009
Hi all,
Saw this article on an interesting 3D scanner that recreates obsolete
parts.
Jay Leno is using one to make copies of impossible-to-find car parts.
The machine scans the part, then will make an exact copy in plastic
that can be cast in metal or the scans can be CNC machined. It can make an
actual
working copy of an adjustable crescent wrench in one piece, with the
moving
threaded wheel on the inside.
A machine like this could possibly be used to make an exact copy of an
R-389 PTO or the workings of one from a disassembled unit that could be
reassembled into a working unit. Not sure how one could reproduce the
ferrite or iron powder tuning core slug but one could conceivably reproduce
any
or all of the working mechanical parts of an R-389 PTO using this machine.
http://tiny.cc/ehgZI
Your imagination (and wallet) could be the limit in what kind of obsolete
mechanical radio
parts could be made with a machine like this. Knobs, brackets, tuning
mechanisms?
73 Todd WD4NGG
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