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So I have two Engine mounts that I have to reverse engineer for my e36 swap. I could use the engine mounts I've scanned but they're really heavy and ugly, I wanna make them a bit lighter and a bit more presentable. I'm having trouble with designing them to be easily manufacturable. I've figured out how to cut them so they fit togther, but I'm still struggling in making some "locating" geometry so I can just snap everything in place and weld them together. Any ideas would be appriciated. I'll also post my full fusion project so you guys can take a look at my workflow.
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E36-M6x-Swap-Mount-1-v2.stl
- E36-M6x-Swap-Mount-2-v2.stl
- Engine-Mounts-v2.f3z
- m6x_e36_swap_mounts-v2.png
The approach I take is usually to use a tab and slot for self jigging.
Check out the subframe worked example in the CAD course, specifically the sheetmetal parts - I'm sure I used some tabs and slot there.
