Pipe fitting blocks?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by ~Jeff~, Aug 25, 2004.

  1. ~Jeff~

    ~Jeff~ Guest

    Does anyone have or know where I can get underground ductile iron fittings
    (bell & spigot).

    Just look for a STD 4" 90 degree ductile iron (cast iron) elbow AutoCAD
    block.

    Would even settle for a cut sheet dimensioning the elbow completely so I can
    make a block myself. I have found some cut sheets, but only gives the basic
    dimensions ......more detail dimensions needed on drawing the bell (hub)
    part of the elbow.

    Thanks for any help
     
    ~Jeff~, Aug 25, 2004
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  2. ~Jeff~

    Aaron Wolfe Guest

    Try cadregister.com it has a large assortment of 2D and 3D cad files
     
    Aaron Wolfe, Aug 25, 2004
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  3. ~Jeff~

    Brian Guest

    Try looking up Victaulic.com

    Brian
     
    Brian, Aug 25, 2004
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  4. ~Jeff~

    Xolo Guest

    Brian,

    Do you know anyone who has Vitaulic's Vic/Blocks-3D? I don't like waiting to
    see if they'll send me the software. I just want to edit it to either use my
    3D block library or edit the LISP code to insert 3D BW pipe fittings
    instead.

    Or otherwise, if you have the e-mail that states the address where it may be
    downloaded from would help too.

    Thanks for the info,

    Xolo

    Try looking up Victaulic.com

    Brian
     
    Xolo, Aug 25, 2004
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  5. ~Jeff~

    Jason Rhymes Guest

    I have it.
     
    Jason Rhymes, Aug 25, 2004
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  6. ~Jeff~

    Xolo Guest

    Could you e-mail it to me?

    Would be much appreciated. Let me know and I'll send you my e-mail address.

    Xolo

    I have it.
     
    Xolo, Aug 25, 2004
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  7. ~Jeff~

    Jason Rhymes Guest

    What part of it do you need? The cd is 125 mb. It's just a bunch of
    pre-drawn blocks and you use Design Center to place them. They also have a
    mns file but it's nothing fancy.
     
    Jason Rhymes, Aug 25, 2004
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  8. ~Jeff~

    Gene Marz Guest

    Gene Marz, Aug 27, 2004
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