I don’t believe so. I’m working on drawing some but haven’t decided on a motor plate bolt pattern yet.
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I can draw some quite easily
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Ah thanks, I’m referring to this format though.
Ofc if I had my own I’d measure the dims and model them up. If someone plans on doing this themselves that would be great.
I just want to make sure they work with my config before I buy - budget tight has to be right!
You’d be my hero!
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Niceeee! You’re my hero. 
Did it take you 6 minutes to do it? I can’t even open my Fusion 360 in that time.
Quick question. Is there a reason that only one of the two holes for a clamping bolt has a flat spot? Even I can fix that so no worries. Just wondering if it’s on purpose.
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Open the .f3d to see the threads
One side is a counterbore and the other is threaded m5
I had this designed already for gear drives.
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I see. Makes sense. I want to get these 3D printed so I don’t think that a threaded hole is an option. I’ll make the other side counterbore as well and just use a nut. Maybe making the clamp thicker would be worthwhile for 3D printed? Double the thickness and add one more bolt?
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Does this look like something that might work? I only just started learning Fusion.
TKP Clamp 46mm for 3D printing.f3d (207.1 KB)
I don’t know if this is the right thread, but anyone have any recommendations for a good solidworks tutorial?
@moon @Venom121212 @mishrasubhransu
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This one is good, kinda old. Depends on what your want to do.
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AHHHH, thank you thank you 
work bought me a license so now I’m obligated to learn
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So the way I learn is to see the problem at hand and try to snoop around in solidworks to find a solution. If I can’t do it satisfactorily then I search on YouTube or just Google.
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I have the text book courses they include. They have a library of premade parts that is downloaded when you install solidworks. The text book has you use a lot of the parts in the lessons.
Here’s the pdf version that looks the same from what I can tell.
Student_WB_2011_ENG.pdf (3.6 MB)
Seriously, feel free to blow me up with questions or better yet, start a solidworks how to thread. I find it oddly fascinating to see how other people design the same things differently.
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I remember when you told me to start watching Adventure Time and that changed my life.
I guess this is round two, Primo Justin.
Thank you
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Anyone have the CAD of the Focbox Unity?
Edit Found kind of , though I would like a more detailed model:
Linking this Thread for future reference:
How can we archive that page? Or even migrate it over
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@wandagoner recently created a wiki for all cad stuff. I am yet to update that properly but planning to do that soon.
So to answer your questions we can edit that wiki with all the relevant stuff.
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I have a unity on the way supposedly. If I remember, I’ll download that step file and add some ports and write locations.
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Does anyone have or can make a STL cap that screws on to the charging port? The cover that comes with it keeps on falling off…
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