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Posted: Mar 6, 2011 at 18:25 Quote
Hi all!

Starting this thread, just as a shot in the blue (no there are none like it that I can find).

I'm studying Product Design at Bournemouth University and obviously I'm heavily influenced by Mountain Bike design etc.etc.

So thought I'de start this up as a place for any designers, of any kind, artists, industrial designers, product designers, graphic designers, bike designers and all the rest!

Somewhere to showcase an design work you might have done and a place to discuss any design that interests you and throw ideas back and forth Smile

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So, I'lll start!

Got bored this afternoon, and as I had no decent footage to edit, thought I'de work on my Solidworks skills. Here's the result Smile

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And starting work on a GoPro HD model Smile

EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Post up! Smile

Posted: Mar 6, 2011 at 20:44 Quote
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190g before weight reduction (honeycomb design at the upper teflon part's back and little holes at the roller) and allen bolts... don't think it'll save more than 1g but i was bored

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 4:12 Quote
Thats sick man! Especially like the pedal!

And making a chain device, pretty impressive!! What software do you use?

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 4:52 Quote
nice thread, im studying Industrial design at uni so when i get some work done il maybe post it up!

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 4:54 Quote
rob-k wrote:
nice thread, im studying Industrial design at uni so when i get some work done il maybe post it up!

Thought you might be interested Rob Smile

Yeah definitely get posting!

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 12:48 Quote
GoPro!

Same deal as the the DHX 5.0


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Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 13:30 Quote
nice man, you should put it into perspective, im sure there is a way, there is on ProE atleast

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 13:49 Quote
david-hill wrote:
Thats sick man! Especially like the pedal!

And making a chain device, pretty impressive!! What software do you use?
thanks... probably redisigning the pedal as soon as the university gives me a break, it looks sick but i'll try to make it at least 1mm thiner and 50g lighter (about 450g now)

software is rhinoceros (really basic and renders are not as detailed as solidworks)

EDIT: oh and the pedal is designed to run on bushings (may be teflon but i'm not sure... it's the easiest material to get here)

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 14:04 Quote
400g, not bad at all!!

Ahh yeah I know Rhino, not a fan I'm afraid Razz

Did this in Rhino a couple of years ago, not my best, but it was like my first experience with 3D modelling lol Smile

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and Rob, yeah I'm sure theres a way, would be nice to! I'm not sure that the in-program rendering software in Solidworks is detailed enough for that. I might play around with the rendering software in Uni and see what happens! Smile

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 14:06 Quote
posted it at another forum right? homemade bikes? i think i have seen that bike

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 14:08 Quote
Jose-David-DH wrote:
posted it at another forum right? homemade bikes? i think i have seen that bike

hahaha yup! you must have good memory! it was a year and a half ago. you going to manufacture that pedal then?

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 14:12 Quote
david-hill wrote:
Jose-David-DH wrote:
posted it at another forum right? homemade bikes? i think i have seen that bike

hahaha yup! you must have good memory! it was a year and a half ago. you going to manufacture that pedal then?
i think just 2 pairs... 1 for my bike and 1 for the university (if i have a free homework)... but the final pedal may be completely different from this one

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 14:28 Quote
ahh right thats cool man! keep us updated on how it goes Smile

Posted: Mar 7, 2011 at 21:58 Quote
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updated pedal body... bad news is that making just 2 or 3 pairs is too expensive... so it'll be a long time till i make my pedals

EDIT: pedal body gets thicker at the impact zone so it'll last more and won't have unwanted weight like if i made it that thick all over the pedal

Posted: Mar 17, 2011 at 5:13 Quote
Variable wall thickness on the pedal? No you're getting clever Razz

Haha, have you guys seen the POM Iphone headcam adapter thing? It's getting a lot of hate but I definitely think it's a fairly solid concept!!

What do you think?

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