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    • W Offline
      watkins
      last edited by

      Dear All,

      Something I did to keep my hand in. The winch is a little high poly, but it might be useful to someone. The runway was designed by an old-time engineer and uses the space available in our loading bay to good effect. I stopped short at modelling the cable properly.

      Regards,
      Bob


      LOADING BAY RUNWAY.jpg


      LOADING BAY RUNWAY ASSEMBLY.skp

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        boofredlay
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        @watkins said:

        The winch is a little high poly, but it might be useful to someone.

        Everybody needs a wench, even if she is little, her name is Polly and she is high. πŸ˜†
        Oh, you said winch. Sorry, I could not resist.

        Nice modeling. I like the stamp on each bolt too. Details, details, details. Better tighten them up however, you don't want that steel coming down on you. πŸ˜‰

        http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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          watkins
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          Dear Eric,

          Make sure you don't get your nuts caught in a winch. I imagine it would be terminally painful.

          The runway was used to lift a space instrument out of its shipping container. The instrument only weighed 210 kg, the runway was tested to SWL x 1.5 and the nuts were torqued to the correct value. So, no chance of the steelwork coming down. Figure 2 at http://www.atm.ox.ac.uk/hirdls/home.htm shows the instrument.

          Regards,
          Bob

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            watkins
            last edited by

            Sorry, the last post should have said Figure 3.

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