Category Archives: Mechanical

Beskar 2d2 project planning – check list – Things to do

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  1. HEAD
    1. Dome
      1. TOP
        1. Life Form Scanner
          1. Antenna
          2. Signal Processors
          3. Extension arm
        2. Flaps
          1. Periscope
            1. Camera
          2. Top (Pie Panels)
        3. Holographic Projector (Top)
      2. Middle
        1. Radar Eye + Primary Photo Receptor
      3. Bottom
        1. Logic Display Small Front
        2. Processor state inicator
        3. Holographic Projector (Front)
        4. Logic Display Large Rear
        5. Flaps – Sides (Dome Panels)
          1. Sensory Input Head
    2. Neck
      1. Head Rotation Ring (cover)
      2. Head Rotation – Lazy Susan
      3. Motor to spin head
      4. Split Rings
  2. BODY
    1. Chest
      1. Spacecraft linkage data slot (Large Data Port)
      2. Utility Arms – Spacefract linkage and conrol arms
    2. Body Compartments
      1. LEFT
        1. Computer Interface
          1. SCOMP
        2. Application interface
        3. Utility Saw
      2. RIGHT
        1. Grasping Arm
        2. Manipulator Arms
    3. Upper Belly
      1. Power Charge Arm Compartment
      2. Coin Slots (System Diagnostic input receptors)
      3. Torso Diagnostic input receptors
      4. Front Vents
        1. Upper ( Acoustic Signaller)
        2. Lower (System ventilation
      5. Pocket Vent
      6. Restraining Bolt
    4. Lower Belly
      1. Coin Return (Polarity Sink)
      2. Recharge Power Coupler
      3. Heat Exhaust (BTU Exhaust Wave)
      4. Interface Pulse Stabilizers
    5. BACK
      1. Recharge Power Coupler
      2. Coin Return (Polarity Sink)
      3. Interface Pulse Stabilizers
    6. Skirt

      (Durasteel Shell)

      1. Foot Lifter
  3. LEG (Left and Right)
    1. Shoulder
      1. Flange
      2. Shim (Horse Shoe)
      3. Hub
      4. Hydralics
      5. Buttons
      6. Under shoulder detail
      7. Actuating Coupler
    2. Leg
      1. Attitude Booster Turbine
      2. Booster Cover
      3. Leg Strut
    3. Ankle
      1. Bracelet
      2. Wedge
      3. Cylinder
    4. Battery Box
      1. Enclosure
      2. Harnessses
      3. Power bus cables (Hoses)
    5. Foot
      1. Skeleton
      2. Wheel
      3. Half Moon
      4. Front Strip
        1. knurled Hose Fitting
  4. Center Foot

    (Third Tread)

    Retractable

    1. Lifter
    2. Leg
    3. Ankle
      1. Cylinder
    4. Foot
      1. Skeleton
      2. Wheel
      3. Half Moon

 

WTB: An Anvil Stand

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Description
This wood anvil stump sits between light, adjustable aluminum legs. Use with the 35-lb. anvil.
• Stump draws vibration of hammer blows away from muscles and joints without dampening their effectiveness on metal; designed to reduce noise.
• Set anvil between the aluminum lugs on the top of the stump and screw down the four corners—no need for chains or other restraints.
• Supports anvil and offers metal-lined receptacles to hold stakes and stitched leather loops for your tools.

Hardinge TT – floating Tap

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TT Tap Collets are used in the Hardinge® TT-5/8 and TT-3/4 Tap Holders. These collets are stocked in ANSI (USA) and ISO (England) standards. The ANSI Inch-series tap collets relate to taps manufactured in the United States. Metric collets manufactured in the United States have the same shank sizes as those used for the inch series. The metric collets manufactured to the ISO standard have different shank sizes than the ANSI series metric collets.

0.141  = #0-#6
??? In chuck
0.194 = #10
0.220 = #12
0.255 = 1/4″
0.312 = 1/8″ P
0.323 = 7/16″
0.367 = 1/2″
0.381 =3/8″