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Though, upon downloading these files I began running into a problem that there is no functionality to these pieces; meaning the hinges don't actually bend. They're fully designed of course, so I figured I could simply open the part in an assembly drawing, add a hinge mate and it would be good to go. However its simply not wanting to work. The mates don't accept (and to be fair i'm not too familiar with the hinge mates function to begin with so it could be a fault on my end) and I've tried googling this issue to see if others have struggled with this but all i find are "how to make" tutorials for hinges that I plan to use as a last resort.

If anyone has any solution for what I could do to make these hinges fully functional without going through the stress of finding a random video to help start developing my own hinge I would be greatly appreciative

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The lid separated from the hinge and needs to be glued back together. Nothing is broken and the camera is still aligned. Any suggestions on a which adhesive to use? Glowforge support pretty much said to glue it and ask for recommendations.

Usually door assemblies consist of jamb, door, hinges, and knob. Clicking the door assembly will rotate the door subassembly which has the moving half of the hinges, the door and the knob. The jamb, the hinge pin and the fixed half of the hinges remain stationary.

Been scouring the internet for hours looking for a solution, to no avail. Nothing on these forums either!

How can I actively control hinges, for example using 1 and 0 keys to push them open and closed?

I'm able to toggle them to max and min angle, but there's no ability to throttle them.

...And that's it. You're done. If you launch that ship, pressing the I and J K keys will make the hinge open and close. Holding down I causes it to start opening, holding down J K causes it to start closing.

I have a sort of unique issue. I have door and a 3 part hinge that is mounted to a flange on a pressure vessel. I'm trying to simulate the deflection after hanging the door and suggest a way to improve the design so that it is easier to mount the door and counteract the door's large bending moment. It needs to swing freely and have some degree of adjustment, which is why the pins are there.

Im having issues properly constraining the simplified assembly so that I can get the correct response from the body. How should I constrain it such that I can properly get the door to attempt to rotate the hinge block, pins and bracket while keeping them sufficiently constrained?

I have tried planar constraints on the back side of the door, pin constraints on the hinge pins and removing the flange all together, placing fixed displacement constraints on the bracket face instead.

I came across a paper but the smooth approximation for the hinge loss function is wrong. Can someone guide me to the proper smooth approximation (using polynomials) of the function $$h(x)=\max(0,1-x)$$ which is exact when $|x| \ge \rho$, where $\rho$ can be made arbitrarily small?

The paper Differentially private empirical risk minimization by K. Chaudhuri, C. Monteleoni, A. Sarwate (Journal of Machine Learning Research 12 (2011) 1069-1109), gives two alternatives of "smoothed" hinge loss which are doubly differentiable.

I realize this is an old question, but it seems worth noting that the requested hinge function is probably the Huber loss. This is different from the ones discussed in other answers, and actually has a parameter $\rho \geq 0$ that can be made arbitrarily small. It can be defined as

As in the other answers, this is not "smooth" in the infinitely-differentiable sense, but it is in $C^1$. It is straightforward to show that $\lim_{\rho \rightarrow 0} h(x ; \rho) = \max(1 - x, 0)$ and it is exact for $|x - 1| \geq \rho$. This hinge function is sometimes used in SVMs [e.g., 1,2]. Here's a quick plot:

Monoclonal antibody (mAb) drugs that stimulate antitumor immunity are transforming cancer treatment but require optimization for maximum clinical impact. Here, we show that, unlike other immunoglobulin isotypes, human IgG2 (h2) imparts FcR-independent agonistic activity to immune-stimulatory mAbs such as anti-CD40, -4-1BB, and -CD28. Activity is provided by a subfraction of h2, h2B, that is structurally constrained due its unique arrangement of hinge region disulfide bonds. Agonistic activity can be transferred from h2 to h1 by swapping their hinge and CH1 domains, and substitution of key hinge and CH1 cysteines generates homogenous h2 variants with distinct agonistic properties. This provides the exciting opportunity to engineer clinical reagents with defined therapeutic activity regardless of FcR expression levels in the local microenvironment.

The Hinge Pediatric Plating SystemTM is an articulated plate and screw system used to correct, through growth modulation, knee deformities in growing children. This innovative plate is intended to fix pediatric mal-alignment through a less-invasive, gentle correction. The rationale behind the design of the Hinge Plate is to achieve the ideal placement of a true hinge, at the growth plate, which allows for a guided manipulation of the deformity with less risk of implant failure and avoiding invasive osteotomies.

I think headset with some metal on the sliders and hinges are needed. I mean nice looking plastic does not beat metal. The part of the build is the design in that I think several headsets are made for say a smaller head and this may cause undo pressure at certain points that will eventually weaken.

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Describing these decisions as "hinge points," he traces the consequences of opportunities missed by both sides. The result has been that successive U.S. administrations have been unable to prevent the North, with the weakest of hands, from becoming one of only three countries in the world that might target the United States with nuclear weapons. Hecker's unique ability to marry the technical with the diplomatic is well informed by his interactions with North Korean and U.S. officials over many years, while his years of working with Russian, Chinese, Indian, and Pakistani nuclear officials have given him an unmatched breadth of experience from which to view and interpret the thinking and perspective of the North Koreans.

For nonlinear static, and nonlinear direct-integration time-history analyses, users may simulate post-yield behavior by assigning concentrated plastic hinges to frame and tendon objects. Elastic behavior occurs over member length, then deformation beyond the elastic limit occurs entirely within hinges, which are modeled in discrete locations. Inelastic behavior is obtained through integration of the plastic strain and plastic curvature which occurs within a user-defined hinge length, typically on the order of member depth (FEMA-356). To capture plasticity distributed along member length, a series of hinges may be modeled. Multiple hinges may also coincide at the same location.

Both P-M2-M3 hinges and fiber hinges are available to capture coupled axial and biaxial-bending behavior. The P-M2-M3 hinge is best suited for nonlinear static pushover, whereas the fiber hinge is best for hysteretic dynamics. Additional information on hinges can be found in the CSI Analysis Reference Manual (Frame Hinge Properties, page 131).

Hollow hinge axis allows pass-through of cables, tubing and power cables as large as 18mm.

The Reell HTH60 hollow shaft friction hinge provides design engineers with an easily mounted hollow torque hub, that allows for wire pass through to electronic devices and monitors

The Reell HTH60 hollow shaft friction hinge provides design engineers with an easily mounted hollow torque hub, that allows for wire pass through to electronic devices and monitors. Offering 360 rotation, the HTH60 mounts to each surface from one side. The 18mm internal diameter allows for wires, tubing, and connectors to pass power and signal to monitors and other electrical devices within the axis of rotation, hiding wires and streamlining overall assembly.

Introducing the all-new Galaxy Z Flip5 and Fold5, now sleeker than ever! These additions feature a state-of-the-art hinge technology, delivering an incredibly smooth fold with virtually no gap. Explore this remarkable feature that pushes the limits of what foldable devices can accomplish.

Experience the seamless motion of the Flex hinge when opening and closing the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Fold5. This cutting-edge mechanism with its user-centric design allows the phone to lie perfectly flat when needed, while minimising the gap when closed. The smoother movement of the hinge enhances the overall user experience, making it effortless to access the larger screens of both devices.

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Take a look at the Screencast, it is a bit long, to explain placing the hinges and making the hinge active. The hinge is placed on the center of each component but can be moved to either side using the mounting rigid joints. Model is attached.

2. Requires math (hinge movement along overhang = 1,6826/sin(40), if I'm not mistaken) to let the door and the parallel side of the overhang get close to co-planar. However, this is still not exact, since it requires decimal places. 2351a5e196