Computer Aided Design Pocket Knife Needed!!

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perga57

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Hi I'm new here.

I joined because i have a project due to create a pocket knife using a computer program called Solidworks. This program allows me to create 3D models of anything.

I'm in search for someone who can help me out with this by emailing me a pocketknife they made with just basic dimensions, inside the pocket knife (section view with all the parts), and if possible anything else they can provide me. If interested, email me your stuff at perga57@yahoo.com and i'll see if I can make it and send you a copy of it and post it here as well.

I Would really appreicate it. And you will be mentioned for the design if you would like too be mentioned (as well as your information if interested).
 
perga57 said:
I'm in search for someone who can help me out with this by emailing me a pocketknife they made
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I'm not aware of this new IKTP, the internet knife transfer protocol, that allows one to e-mail a knife. Cool. This is gonna revolutionize e-commerce.

with just basic dimensions, inside the pocket knife (section view with all the parts), and if possible anything else they can provide me.
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Ah. I see. You want someone to e-mail you a solid model cad file of a knife so that you can turn it in as your homework.

My advice is to go to your local gas station and fork over $5 for one of those cheap copies of a Buck 110, take your calipers and your screw driver out and get busy.

I believe what we have here is a college student who is a little behind on his homework.
 
Sounds to me like he wants drawings of a knife, with dimensions, that he will then make a solid model from. As that is precisely a task that someone would have to do when learning how to use a 3D modeling program, it makes perfect sense to me.

Sounds to me like someone is too quick to jump to negative conclusions.:rolleyes:
 
I can send you the schematics of a knife in ACAD format, but only in 2D. You'll have to make the grinds and bevels yourself. Also the choice of materials is entirely up to you. Email me if you're interested.
You may check my blades to see the stuff I'm in ;)
 
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