Yeah I know there's one here somewhere...No clue where though...lol
Nav, lol. I hear ya.
Yeah I know there's one here somewhere...No clue where though...lol
This is not a cutaway, but part of an autopsy that I did for one. Link ---->#34
This is not a cutaway, but part of an autopsy that I did for one. Link ---->#34
Maybe this will give you a general idea of the works.
Thanks. I did run across that one and used it - emailing a friend. I'm guessing what I saw was in a video now.....
Thanks. I did run across that one and used it - emailing a friend. I'm guessing what I saw was in a video now.....
There was a longitudinal cutaway in one of the YouTube video reviews.
Thanks Scott. I think I can find that. I might do a screen shot.
found some stills by badkolo #1101 and 1102:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...omizers-wont-sell-us-now-111.html#post1647133
As soon as I have a dead carto I'll slice it up and make a demensioned CAD drawing of it.
oh I wish I could do CAD. I was playing with SketchUp and a wacom digitizer. I managed to make some mangled wire layout of a carto, but I couldn't figure a lot of things out.
Not sure how serious you are about doing CAD but I'll make a suggestion. Take a AutoCad class at your Community College.
Once you are enrolled you can get AutoCad Lite for a fraction of what standard AutoCad costs.
I began using acad Release 10 in 1990. Still use it occasionally. Have not updated it since R2005.As soon as I have a dead carto I'll slice it up and make a demensioned CAD drawing of it.
I began using acad Release 10 in 1990. Still use it occasionally. Have not updated it since R2005.
Haha...my first computer was 25MHz 286. I don't even remember the manufacturer. I remember being blown away when we bought an IBM Aptiva M50 with a 100 MHz Pentium. It kept crashing and my father kept blaming me so he made me fix it (I was maybe 11 or 12). I spent hours on the phone with IBM tech support over the span of a week. Finally found out they shipped the wrong drivers with our computer. Got a new disk in the mail and it worked flawlessly after that. Man that was a dinosaur...lol
my true first computer was the commodore 64, it was my everything, i loved that thing so much
By your standards I am a newbie, heheh. What I had back then was slow tho. I used to smoke an entire cigarette waiting for a regeneration. Thought I was in hog heaven when I updated the motherboard to a 486 with a 33 MHz processor. I still work from the command line. Much faster than all them menu boxes in the way.R10? So your a newbie. The first Acad I used was R3. All input was typed in from the comand line. That was back when programs came on 5 inch floppies and 256k of system Ram was a smoking machine.
I remember doing a rendering once of some parts I designed in Acad 10 or 12. It took 6 hours. Now, the same rendering in SolidWorks or MasterCam is Real-Time and 3D rotation is stepless.
Things sure have come a long way.