Who wants to get paid for thier work

TIG

@tig said:

For bleeps sake here it is - a few minutes work - just donate something substantial via PayPal to account info@revitrev.org...
[attachment=1:xitl82ip]Sliced - bell uh II.png[/attachment:xitl82ip][attachment=0:xitl82ip]Sliced - bell uh II.skp[/attachment:xitl82ip]
I'll leave you to scale and print off the labeled pieces...

Tig-- I will send you some money for your efforts, Do I send it to "info@revitrev.org".
I do appreciate your time. However I don't think I can use that as its no where anything like the real Heli. That is why I posted the pictures of the one I wanted.
I didn't mean to get you upset either. I'm totally new to Sketchup and you guys obviously are not new. I could do the same to you and Show you how to fly a remote control helicopter and then ask you to fly it. Flying a R/C heli is as easy as riding a bike to me but some people never can learn.

The PayPal account is named 'info@revitrev.org' ...
If you were to explain clearly where these existing models vary from your 'ideal' concept then perhaps we could adjust one to suit you before we start slicing it up...
I did the quick slice-up of the unchanged download model to show how quick it was to do...
The modeling and adjusting take the time - the slicing takes minutes and can be adjusted to suit your needs - e.g. I suspect that you really only want the fuselage but not the rotors, skids etc as these would be modeled in reality without using 'slices'...
Why not get a premade skp heli and print a jpeg of it then mark it up to show what needs changing etc... It can't be that difficult to do this...

TIG

@unknownuser said:

I think he wants you to build it TIG!!...do it!!....and take the pay.

BUT he won't give a positive brief only that, "This is wrong, that is no good..." -
How long is a piece of string? -
I'd be happy to help [paid or not - but don't tell him that] IF there were something to go on...

fireplug1111

I'm sorry I thouhgt I had posted a link to what I wanted. Here is a link look at the HUEY

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25313

TIG

@fireplug1111 said:

I'm sorry I thought I had posted a link to what I wanted. Here is a link look at the HUEY
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25313

The only things there are the images of plans/elevations with a few scant dimensions - but what makes these so different from the SKP that I used ? Are you saying there are some dimensional discrepancies ? or somethings missing or added ?? or what ???
Please give a few more clues - my telepathy isn't working today

fireplug1111

@tig said:

@fireplug1111 said:

I'm sorry I thought I had posted a link to what I wanted. Here is a link look at the HUEY
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25313

The only things there are the images of plans/elevations with a few scant dimensions - but what makes these so different from the SKP that I used ? Are you saying there are some dimensional discrepancies ? or somethings missing or added ?? or what ???
Please give a few more clues - my telepathy isn't working today

Yes the HUEY you used is excatly the way I want it sliced up. However the huey from the warehouse ( the one you used ) is no where near scale. If you look at a front view of the one I supplied and the one you used you will see a huge differance.

TIG

@fireplug1111 said:

@tig said:

@fireplug1111 said:

I'm sorry I thought I had posted a link to what I wanted. Here is a link look at the HUEY
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25313

The only things there are the images of plans/elevations with a few scant dimensions - but what makes these so different from the SKP that I used ? Are you saying there are some dimensional discrepancies ? or somethings missing or added ?? or what ???
Please give a few more clues - my telepathy isn't working today

Yes the HUEY you used is exactly the way I want it sliced up. However the huey from the warehouse ( the one you used ) is no where near scale. If you look at a front view of the one I supplied and the one you used you will see a huge difference.

BUT please explain what these differences are !!!
They might be OBVIOUS to you... but to everyone else [or even just me] they seem insignificant................
Please expand on exactly what's up...

fireplug1111

@tig said:

@fireplug1111 said:

@tig said:

@fireplug1111 said:

I'm sorry I thought I had posted a link to what I wanted. Here is a link look at the HUEY
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25313

The only things there are the images of plans/elevations with a few scant dimensions - but what makes these so different from the SKP that I used ? Are you saying there are some dimensional discrepancies ? or somethings missing or added ?? or what ???
Please give a few more clues - my telepathy isn't working today

Yes the HUEY you used is exactly the way I want it sliced up. However the huey from the warehouse ( the one you used ) is no where near scale. If you look at a front view of the one I supplied and the one you used you will see a huge difference.

BUT please explain what these differences are !!!
They might be OBVIOUS to you... but to everyone else [or even just me] they seem insignificant................

I'm using this to build a remote control UH-1D Huey helicopter, this will be a scale heilcopter. I need this to cut out formers to build a fiberglass mold so I can install my mechanics. Look at this thread and you will see why I need it to be exact. http://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=127202
Please expand on exactly what's up...

outland86

i would have thought that if a guy had the skill to fly one of these Models and also the skill to make it from scratch. he /she might have the skill to make accurate drawings of what they need and post them to whomever was trying to help them with a particular modeling problem

but hey what do i know

TIG

@fireplug1111 said:

I'm using this to build a remote control UH-1D Huey helicopter, this will be a scale helicopter. I need this to cut out formers to build a fiberglass mold so I can install my mechanics. Look at this thread and you will see why I need it to be exact. http://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=127202
Please expand on exactly what's up...

I understand what you are hoping to do with the 'slices'. "What's up" = what is wrong with the existing models that isn't fixable ? IF you highlight what is needed to be fixed more clearly then perhaps we can fix it. To say 'it's no good' is not much help. but saying the fuselage should be 1'6" longer would be ! I realize you want to be 'exact' BUT what is 'exact' - give us some clues here man... Do you see what I mean ?

fireplug1111

@outland86 said:

i would have thought that if a guy had the skill to fly one of these Models and also the skill to make it from scratch. he /she might have the skill to make accurate drawings of what they need and post them to whomever was trying to help them with a particular modeling problem

but hey what do i know

Outlander- ther are posted with measurments.
TIG can you slice thisup the same way you sliced up the other one you did?Helicopter body shell by EliseiDesign.rar

fireplug1111

I've tried everything I can think of. If you guys say its so easy to slice this up then you come to Florida and work for NASA they need rocket scientist. Every time I use slicer it either says NO VOLUME and when it finally gives me the measurements to slice it up it just freezes my computer. So I must be doing something wrong. I just don't get how something that seems so easy can be so difficult... As far as the tutorials Nothing on slicing.....
Still looking for help.

TIG

Yes.
However the model is only about 4' long so what centers do you want the slices - you previously said 6" but that was assumed to be along the full size which was about 41' ?
It's metric too [though it's easy to swap to footric] so do you want 6" c/c or 0.6" c/c ??
I can do either...

EDIT: I apologize - I rechecked and it is full sized so I'll send it through shortly at 6" c/c...

outland86

i have it !!!!

just get a big 3d printer print out the model whip out to the shed get a chainsaw

and bobs your uncle

do you think NASA will hire me ?

TIG

Here's the model back sliced at 6" c/c [full sized].
The slices are laid out and numbered so it should be straightforward to reassemble.
84 slices ~8 minutes to slice...
The last slice is spaced slightly differently to fit the length - see the assembled set...
Now you have to print to scale - 1/10 or 1/12 ?
Good luck. Helicopter body shell by EliseiDesign.zip

fireplug1111

I sure wish I know how you did that.. I spent about 5 hours today playing with that and could not do anything. THANKS A MILLION.......
Its excatly what I need. Can you see the differance between the warehouse one and this one? Thats why I wanted this one.
Once again thanks

TIG

Here's a Z and a Y sliced version - might also be useful...
The slices ~6" - I did that so it's symmetrical...
Sorry for the gap in communication - even I have to go to bed...Helicopter body shell by EliseiDesignZY.skp