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Paragon drop out dimensions on seat stay and chain stay view..

AplombCycles
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By AplombCycles | 12:50 PM EST, Sat January 28, 2023
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So I am building a fat bike with Paragon dropout DR2095 and it is sweet that it is in the static drawings.. but it doesn't seem to translate the dimensions on the seat say and chain say views ??

side view its all there.. what am i missing ?? I have fiddled and added width dimensions but the 1 inch round dropout i am not sure how to adj.

also getting chainstay and seatstay miter distance?? how do i toggle that ??

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AplombCycles

3 years ago

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what I am talking about

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Brent
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Brent

3 years ago

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Dropouts in auxiliary views

The trouble with the auxiliary views of the stays is that the angle of the view depends on the angle of the seat stays and chain stays. In order to ensure a perfectly accurate view of the dropout in either of the auxiliary views, BikeCAD would need to slice through a 3D model of the dropout and generate the cross-sectional view on the fly. For a more detailed perspective, I would recommend exporting your model to FreeCAD and viewing it in the 3D environment there.

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AplombCycles

3 years ago

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In reply to Dropouts in auxiliary views by Brent

ok will experiment .. also

ok will experiment .. also with chain say miter lengths is there a way to do that or do i just use the horizontal measure tool??

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Brent
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In reply to ok will experiment .. also by AplombCycles

Chain stay miter length

Yes, within BikeCAD, you would need to create a user dimension It does not have to be horizontal. However, as you can see above, you can also see the full geometry of the miter in FreeCAD. If you select the dropouts in the Tree view in FreeCAD, selecting the space bar will hide whatever elements are selected.

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