Compact desktop line mixer?

[OneRoomStudio]

There seems to be some confusion as to who this mixer is for in the market.

No confusion here. The mixer is for me, and anyone who might be interested in it. I'm not trying to design a commercial product. This is a DIY forum.

 

[OneRoomStudio]

[Would you be willing to share the working 3D file you have?] -- I'll share you mine, if you will share with me yours!!! Is it FPD?

Which CAD-file format would you like to have? -- STP? IGS? FPD? SLDPRT? X_T? Let me know, OK???

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Happy to. I have attached both a FPD (what I used to make it) and a DXF version using your attachment trick. Like I said...not 100% set in stone. This was really just a POC. As for the 3D file, the only application I have that can open 3D files is SketchUp, which should be able to import DWG, DXF, or STL.

 

[MidnightArrakis]

Happy to. I have attached both a FPD (what I used to make it) and a DXF version using your attachment trick. Like I said...100% set in stone. This was really just a POC. As for the 3D file, the only application I have that can open 3D files is SketchUp, which should be able to import DWG, DXF, or STL.

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[should be able to import DWG, DXF, or STL] -- I can do -- 3D STL -- but, not right away right now. I gotta take-off and run some errands before it becomes too late to do so here.

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[MidnightArrakis]

Happy to. I have attached both a FPD (what I used to make it) and a DXF version using your attachment trick. Like I said...not 100% set in stone. This was really just a POC. As for the 3D file, the only application I have that can open 3D files is SketchUp, which should be able to import DWG, DXF, or STL.

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[I have attached both a FPD (what I used to make it) and a DXF version] -- I have 3 immediate questions for you:

1. Which "unit-of-measurement" did you use? Imperial (inch)? Or, metric?
2. How thick is this panel supposed to be? I am measuring 0.079" or 2mm, neither of which is a standard thickness.
3. What material is this panel supposed to be made from?

Based upon the sheet-metal chart shown below, your panel thickness of 0.079" only comes close in either the Galvanneal or Stainless Steel metals or in the standard Aluminum 5052-H32 at 0.081" thick. Let me know, OK???

>> NOTE: Galvanneal is a rather "unknown" type of sheet-metal, but it is widely used in both the computer and medical electronics industries for their enclosures. Although a tad-bit more expensive than the run-of-the-mill aluminum, it does have some positive attributes, one of which is that it has a really nice finish to it. Just sayin'.....



>> SORRY!!! -- In my world, I always have to deal with and work in -- ABSOLUTES -- and no "if's, and's or but's" as Frank may or probably does at his FPD company.

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