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Young Version 03-09-12 12:58 PM
A little project I've been working on...
 
I've had some free time for the past two days (morning classes cancelled), so I've been playing around in Solidworks. I just finished this lugged track frame and wanted to share:
http://i40.tinypic.com/luxe9.jpg
http://i40.tinypic.com/2vcgtu1.jpg
http://i42.tinypic.com/5n1w9l.jpg
http://i43.tinypic.com/245mwya.jpg
I can do any color lugs/tubes/outlining, so if anyone has a request I'd be glad to render one for you :)

Tristanh666 03-09-12 01:08 PM
you did that in 2 days? cool. super cool.
where is the seat post clamp?

Young Version 03-09-12 01:27 PM
Originally Posted by Tristanh666 (Post 13951880)
you did that in 2 days? cool. super cool.
where is the seat post clamp?
I didn't model it, but it does look incomplete without it. I just added one:

http://i39.tinypic.com/33eudg0.jpg

Snydermann 03-09-12 01:32 PM
Yowza! That looks awesome.

jdgesus 03-09-12 01:43 PM
needs fork!

bones_mcbones 03-09-12 01:49 PM
Drop outs look structurally weak.

Leukybear 03-09-12 01:59 PM
Looks great!
I love the raw version more! *hint hint* :thumb:

Young Version 03-09-12 02:22 PM
Thanks guys.

Originally Posted by jdgesus (Post 13952050)
needs fork!
It's in the works...I'm planning to model a complete bike.

Originally Posted by bones_mcbones
Drop outs look structurally weak.
I'm actually inclined to agree, but I haven't done any FEA. This is just for fun, so I'm not terribly concerned with safety factors and such.

Spoonrobot 03-09-12 02:27 PM
The bottom of the bottom lug on the headtube needs to be round, not pointy.

Looks good.

Leukybear 03-09-12 02:28 PM
These would make a good fit.

http://blog.gessato.com/wp-content/u...to-gblog-8.jpg

TheMoose 03-09-12 04:29 PM
nice one did you do an assembly of different part or just draw the whole thing, I was planing to do the same

JesusBananas 03-09-12 05:10 PM
Neat! But it really should be silver brazed instead of brass. ;)

Young Version 03-09-12 08:56 PM
Originally Posted by TheMoose (Post 13952726)
nice one did you do an assembly of different part or just draw the whole thing, I was planing to do the same
It's an assembly...it would be more difficult to make as a single part.

Originally Posted by JesusBananas
Neat! But it really should be silver brazed instead of brass. ;)
I tried, but it didn't come out well--there's not enough contrast in the picture.

Nagrom_ 03-09-12 09:02 PM
What was this done with? Apologies if it's been answered.

JesusBananas 03-09-12 09:18 PM
Originally Posted by Nagrom_ (Post 13953624)
What was this done with? Apologies if it's been answered.
Originally Posted by Young Version (Post 13951830)
so I've been playing around in Solidworks
;)

xavier853 03-09-12 10:24 PM
chainstays look super long, like a touring bike

Nagrom_ 03-09-12 10:38 PM
looks like it would also potentially have a lot of BB drop.

Young Version 03-09-12 11:29 PM
Originally Posted by xavier853 (Post 13953871)
chainstays look super long, like a touring bike
The geometry is straight from the Cinelli Supercorsa (not Supercorsa Pista)...the chainstays are 405mm.

Young Version 03-11-12 12:46 AM
Did a little bit more today:

http://i43.tinypic.com/2rg12y9.jpg

http://i42.tinypic.com/34osyfo.jpg

http://i42.tinypic.com/29y2qe.jpg

I also made a fork, but I kinda hate it...I think I'm gonna start over on it.
http://i44.tinypic.com/2ue0bq8.jpg

cc700 03-11-12 09:51 AM
ever modeled at lo pro? or a triple triangle?

Young Version 03-11-12 12:05 PM
Originally Posted by cc700 (Post 13958024)
ever modeled at lo pro? or a triple triangle?
This is actually the first bike I've modeled in Solidworks, but a Lo Pro or a triple triangle frame wouldn't be difficult.


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