3D Printing and Laser engraving

[Keith Baxter]

Hi.

Here you go @Ralph your clean up thread.

Keith

[Ralph]

I'm lazy, I'll just continue here

We're making hardware for an Airbus H135, the panels (in the real aircraft) have 2mm aluminium back plates, the acrylic panel is 6.35mm / 1/4 inch. The 6.35mm is a standard, but since it is a bit harder to get your hands on, we decided to go with 6mm and a 2mm aluminium back plate.

If you want to go all the way, then you use the Dzus standards for the mounting: https://mycockpit.org/tutorials/Panelbu ... nsions.pdf

[Keith Baxter]

I'm lazy, I'll just continue here

We're making hardware for an Airbus H135, the panels (in the real aircraft) have 2mm aluminium back plates, the acrylic panel is 6.35mm. The 6.35mm is a standard, but since it is a bit harder to get your hands on, we decided to go with 6mm and a 2mm aluminium back plate.

If you want to go all the way, then you use the Dzus standards for the mounting: https://mycockpit.org/tutorials/Panelbu ... nsions.pdf

Ralph,

Yes I got the dim's here to print my version.... . But you can always go for the real thing..

https://www.dallasavionics.com/cgi-bin/ ... l=359.html

Keith

[Keith Baxter]

Hi,

My version of the dzus rails for the overhead.
Doing the panels properly so that peeps that want to use my design and use the dzus McCoy can do so. I might change to the McCoy later, but $$$ going into the dev so far.

That is my kitchen breakfast counter. The garage is packed and the dinging room table has the CNC on it,


Keith

[Keith Baxter]

Hi,

Family of panel boxes growing.

Keith

[Keith Baxter]

Hi,

This is the back of the center panel. I will most likely have to paint it black to stop back-light bleed.

Keith