Re: [ATM] Designing a simple fork with desirable flexurecharacteristics

["Tom Krajci" <tom_krajci@tularosa.net>]

>From: Richard <cnc@cncservo.co.uk>

>One thing to consider is that some software can correct non
>linearities in guiding, like PRiSM for example.

I'll have to look into that, but if this software spoils the photometric
accuracy of the images...I'll have to pass.

>When you say you don't want to trust FE output, then what can
>you trust?. If you can get access to something like Solidworks
>with Cosmos suite then it's output is quite trustable,
>regardless of complexity of the structure. Anyway, a quick check
>in two axes with a DTI should put your mind at rest.

What's a DTI?

If nothing else, my hand-checking of some of the calc's may not find errors
in the software...it may find errors in my inputting of the model into the
software, or some other 'dumb' error that is my fault, not the software's
fault.

Tom Krajci
Cloudcroft, New Mexico
http://overton2.tamu.edu/aset/krajci/



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