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Well since they give you the measurements in the PDF you could just model and print them.
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It is because these are industrial lights designed for hazardous locations like chemical plants. I work in that industry so I recognized these immediately. I do think it is possible to find STEP files from the manufacturer of these lights. It is pretty common for industrial manufacturers like these to have libraries of STEP files of their products so designers can use them in their designs for industrial facilities.Holy moly.. a used one on eBay is 2000
Here is the design tool that Eaton provides. This allows you to build their products and download a 3D model of them.
Thanks for that information! That totally makes sense!
They removed the Cospec tool from their products page. The header is there but the link ( or tool ) is missing. Either that or its not loading in Firefox. The only thing I was able to get was the zip file of data sheets and high resolution photos.
I am, and have been, in the process of saving up for an AVID CNC. When that day comes, I'd be willing to throw some aluminum in it and see if the light can be machined out of the real deal material. If the modeling is accurate, do you think that would be possible? Mostly, I'm looking at the intricate spaces, such as the fins.
Helps to explain ticket prices to the park.Holy moly.. a used one on eBay is 2000
The model I made is only partly accurate. I did model it in attachable sections as the real one is assembled. The PDF only included the rough dimensions of the overall light and anything such as the fins, some detail sections and extrusions, were completely absent. So basically, What I have made is a dimentionally accurate idealized version. The rear cover will be seperate and hollow as well . I intend to have a channel routed for wiring etc. I still need to print it to make sure overall the part is similar and the mockup / model is printable / cnc'able.
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