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.
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.
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?
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?
Originally Posted by ochizon
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?
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?
Quit being lazy. :1
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 
If I cant find what I was looking for, thats fine, just figured it wouldnt hurt to ask.

If I cant find what I was looking for, thats fine, just figured it wouldnt hurt to ask.
just get microsoft visio and draw it at home.. take it to work.. and voilla ur done..
microsoft visio is kick *** and user/newb friendly.. so ------- easy to use..
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download microsoft visio here
http://www.microsoft.com/office/visi...nfo/trial.mspx
30 day free trial full functionality.
good luck!
microsoft visio is kick *** 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!



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