Posts Tagged ‘solidworks’
Protected: Redfield Scope
Posted: April 20, 2013 in Design and EngineeringTags: 223, anodize, AR-15, AR15, ASME, firearms, hunting, leupold, military, MOA, redfield, REVOLUTION, rifle scope, shooting, simulation, solidworks, tactical, Y14
Yakima – Reverse engineering of 15mm Fork Adapter
Posted: August 12, 2011 in Design and EngineeringTags: 15mm, bike rack, fox fork, giant reign, objet, rack, roof rack, solidworks, Yakima
I reverse engineered this product by Yakima when I finished building my new mountain bike and realized the 15mm thru axle front fork was not compatible with the existing 9mm quick release based Yakima Viper car roof rack. I promptly ordered the Yakima HighRoller off Promotive but in the meantime I used my prototype that I made based off caliper measurements of my viper rack and pictures I found on Yakima’s website.
Protected: Leupold – VXSS 12-40x60mm Spotter
Posted: August 12, 2011 in Design and EngineeringTags: 12-40x60, anodize, army, ASME, leupold, M151, military, optics, scope, simulation, solidworks, TACOM, tactical, vxss, Y14
Leupold – UltimateSlam 2-7x33mm Riflescope
Posted: August 12, 2011 in Design and EngineeringTags: anodize, ASME, hunting, leupold, optics, rifle scope, shooting, simulation, solidworks, Y14
This was my 3rd project I worked on at Leupold; the UltimateSlam rifle scopes in both 2-7x33mm and 3-9x40mm; matte and silver (MSRP $250). This product contained the trademark SA.B.R reticle (SAbot Ballistics Reticle) which provides precise and distinct hold points for 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, and 300 yards, accurately with sabots containing 2-pellet or 3-pellet loads and 12 guage or 20 gauge shotgun loads. The center ring and each aiming point subtends 3″ at the intended range.
Leupold – Rifleman 3-9x40mm Riflescope
Posted: August 12, 2011 in Design and EngineeringTags: anodize, ASME, hunting, leupold, optics, rifle scope, shooting, simulation, solidworks, Y14