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Featurev2.4

Machined parts on a real solid kernel

The BOSS yoke arms are machined with pockets, a stepped bearing seat and tapped holes, with feature history and SolidWorks-style explode lines.

After: The BOSS yoke arm: before, a plain plate with a bore (3.86 kg); after, machined pockets, a stepped bearing seat and tapped holes.
Before: The BOSS yoke arm: before, a plain plate with a bore (3.86 kg); after, machined pockets, a stepped bearing seat and tapped holes.
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The yoke arm
After: The BOSS pedestal split up: after, dashed explode lines from each screw to its hole and nut.
Before: The BOSS pedestal split up: after, dashed explode lines from each screw to its hole and nut.
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Split-up view

Machined parts now come from a real solid kernel (Manifold, loaded on first use): a profile plus a feature history of pockets with floor fillets, through slots and drilled, counterbored, chamfered or tapped holes, cut with exact booleans.

The BOSS yoke arms have four pockets with an 8 mm web, a Ø68 H7 bearing seat with a Ø58 shoulder, blind M4 and M3 holes, and a foot drilled and tapped for 8 × M12 and 2 dowels. Their mass comes from the machined volume: 2.99 kg, was 3.33. Inspect and Layers list each feature with the volume it removed. In the split-up view, a dashed line runs from each screw to its hole and through the joint to its nut.

Added
  • Added machined parts with pockets, slots and holes
  • Added a Features section to Inspect and Layers
  • Added explode lines from screws to holes to nuts
Improved
  • Improved the BOSS arm mass: from the machined volume
Try it

Open the BOSS EO/IR pedestal and inspect a yoke arm.

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