BP Designs: 3D Solid Modeling: Hexagonal Action

Friday, June 29, 2012

Hexagonal Action - Part 2

Here's the hexagonal action as I have it now. The model was created in Autodesk Inventor and rendered in Autodesk Showcase. The rail is NATO Standard profile with a 20 MOA slope. It is held by 4 8-32 UNF screws. Bolt throw is 60 degrees. Any comments and/or suggestions welcome. The chassis is still in the works. It follows a similar design theme.

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3D Design at a Glance

I created this blog to showcase my work. I create 3D solid models using Autodesk Inventor. These models can be used for production in conjunction with proper equipment. The models I create are not only for my personal use, but for customers.

If you would like a model and/or drawings created, please do the following:

1) Post and/or e-mail me about your project

2) Send me an e-mail with drawings of what you want modeled

3) Agree to terms and conditions (I am drafting a terms and conditions sheet. Once complete, I will attach it as a reply to your e-mail.)

What I will do:

1) Once the drawings are received, I will review them and respond if I have any questions.

2) I will provide an estimate for the length of time I feel is necessary for completion.

3) The price for the work is based upon an hourly rate. I reserve the right to change this rate at any time.
4) Once the work is complete, I will send an e-mail with the actual amount of time spent on the project. I make every effort to stay within my estimate. The amount due will never exceed the high end of the estimate.

5) Once payment is received via PayPal, I will e-mail the deliverables (models, drawings, etc) within 24 hours (as to account for time changes and the like)

3D Modeling and my Life

I started using Autodesk Inventor in high school and have continued to do so in university. My 3D work expanded with my membership in GrabCAD, a forum and library for CAD models. This is where I gained the exposure which ultimately led to my first contract. While neither an engineer nor a gunsmith, firearms have always fascinated me, and as such, have become my subject of choice. I am continuing to learn everything I can on the subject, so any input is greatly appreciated.

My work here is secondary to my "job" as a chemistry student in university, which is why I can only provide hourly estimates.

If you are interested, feel free to e-mail me for rates, terms, and conditions.