Goals
Test new smoke rake with Autos Dept. smoke machine
See if screw-on tubes will work with our application
Develop flat pattern for acrylic
Convert to .dxf to send to laser cutter
Elijah
First gen smoke tubes (4mm)
Printed in half down the middle
Smoke leaked thru the cracks even after reinforcement
Second gen smoke tubes (2mm)
Smoke "rake" with screw-on threads
Male end on smoke "rake" (very difficult to remove support)
Female end on tubes
Smoke was very thin and not replicable
Third gen smoke tubes (3mm)
Changed male and female ends
Enlarged smoke rake (for easier support removal) with female end of thread
New smoke tubes with male end of thread with rounded cutout
Enlarged tube inner diameter
Thicker smoke curtain and more consistent
Threads make changing the diameter of the tubes easier (don't have to reprint entire system)
Started developing flat pattern
First section of acrylic made
Dovetail joint and cutout for smoke tubes
Exported as ".dxf" file
Old smoke tubes leakage (C & T)
New 2mm smoke tubes w/o fan (C & T)
New 2mm smoke tubes w/ fan (C & T)
New 2mm smoke tubes w/ all tubes (C & T)
New 3mm smoke rake (C & T)
New 3mm smoke tube (C & T)
New 3mm smoke tubes assembled (C & T)
New 3mm smoke rake test w/o fan (C & T)
New 3mm smoke tubes w/ fan (C & T)
Acrylic flat pattern (DS)
Kaelan