Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Is there any online collection of *.dxf files of different flanges pertaining to turbos?

Specifically, I am looking for T3 flanges, exhaust housing outlet flanges and whatnot, but a general collection, if such a thing exists, would be awesome.

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Defintely isnt
When I needed them, I looked everywhere.
You will probably find one or two different turbo flanges, but dont expect more.

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

pretty much have 1 of every kind of flange, what exactly were you looking for? some measurements?

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

youll be very hard pressed to find anyone wiling to allow you to use their hard work to make profit.

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Not looking to make profit, Im looking to make a manifold and downpipe - and I need the *.dxf files to cut them on the laser cutter at work...

I remember seeing somewhere tech drawings of different garrett flanges, but i dont remember where now...oh, well, not hard to draw up my own, it just saves time to have the drawings.


LSD, you have a drawing of a straight T3 flange?

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

My god... It took me 2 minutes to find T3 sketches online using GIS.

Quit being lazy. :1

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Ive serached. I cant find it :S I suck at the interweb.


BTW, thanks for the link, you know, since you bothered to post anyway....

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Take a gasket, input it into the computer, then cut away.

If you have a laser cutter at work, I assume you also have access to the hardware to make a new pattern.

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

Yeah, its a cnc laser, so you start with a dxf. Like I said, i can just draw them, but its a pita to measure the radii of the corners and whatnot. Plus, it doesnt exaclt look good to be measuring and drawing turbo parts while Im at my desk at work ;D

If I cant find what I was looking for, thats fine, just figured it wouldnt hurt to ask.

Re: Turbo flange CAD library?
 

just get microsoft visio and draw it at home.. take it to work.. and voilla ur done..
microsoft visio is kick ass and user/newb friendly.. so ------- easy to use..

*edit*

download microsoft visio here

http://www.microsoft.com/office/visi...nfo/trial.mspx

30 day free trial full functionality.

good luck!