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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

SolidWorks Models

If you're not familar with 3DContentCentral.com, hop on over and check it out -- it's a great warehouse for 3D parts from both official manufacturers and common users like you and me.

I have a bunch of "robotics" parts -- gearmotors, brackets, battery packs, motor controllers, etc, as well as some miscellaneous furniture/electronics.

You can view my feed at http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/RssSubscription.aspx?pageFrom=ContribSumm&profileId=248781&userName=Daniel%20Shope

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Daniel Shope is the site owner and moderator of DanShope.com, a portal dedicated to robotics and engineering. Dan is currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University and is pursuing dual degrees in Mechanical and Biomedical engineering.