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| longDescription = A customer was updating an outboard motor from gas powered to electric. They wanted to re-use the old gearbox and propeller shaft, so they needed an adapter plate to top off the old bottom-end and mount the electric motor on top. We [[3D Scanning|3D scanned]] the top of the old motor, turned the point cloud into a parametric model using [[Geomagics DesignX]] re-engineering software. The customer then had the part milled based on the model. | | longDescription = A customer was updating an outboard motor from gas powered to electric. They wanted to re-use the old gearbox and propeller shaft, so they needed an adapter plate to top off the old bottom-end and mount the electric motor on top. We [[3D Scanning|3D scanned]] the top of the old motor, turned the point cloud into a parametric model using [[Geomagics DesignX]] re-engineering software. The customer then had the part milled based on the model. | ||
| skillSet = 3D Modelling; 3D Scanning; Reverse Engineering | | skillSet = 3D Modelling; 3D Scanning; Reverse Engineering | ||
| projectType = | | projectType = Prototyping and Integration | ||
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| Project: | Electric Outboard Conversion Gearbox Adapter Plate (I) |
| Description: | Adapter plate to mount an electric motor against an existing outboard motor's bottom end |
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A customer was updating an outboard motor from gas powered to electric. They wanted to re-use the old gearbox and propeller shaft, so they needed an adapter plate to top off the old bottom-end and mount the electric motor on top. We 3D scanned the top of the old motor, turned the point cloud into a parametric model using Geomagics DesignX re-engineering software. The customer then had the part milled based on the model.
