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MagIO2 wrote: Welcome to the forum!
And just an answer ... are you serious?
Open a CAD software, draw 3 squares, pull, DONE!
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CNCMiller wrote: Use this information from Stepcraft.
Dimensions of the respective enclosure (L x B x H):
300: 618 x 452 x 624 cm
420: 738 x 542 x 694 cm
600: 954 x 662 x 694 cm
840: 1212 x 842 x 694 cm
then your SC600 fits in it
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Rahul wrote:
CNCMiller wrote: Use this information from Stepcraft.
Dimensions of the respective enclosure (L x B x H):
300: 618 x 452 x 624 cm
420: 738 x 542 x 694 cm
600: 954 x 662 x 694 cm
840: 1212 x 842 x 694 cm
then your SC600 fits in it
So, my 840 is larger than the machines at MAK/Caterpillar?
I think you meant mm³.
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MagIO2 wrote: Think about it, mm3 is correct ... you could also write x mm * y mm * z mm
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German variant includes wing mirrors as per DIN definition. Also, if you compare weights, you will find that the German variant is 75.03kg heavier than the US variant, since DIN includes the weight of an average operator and ready to run means it has a 3.175mm cutter included in the weight.Worldhusky wrote: BTW: Could someone please explain to me why the (e.g.) SC2/600 Version in Germany has not the same dimensions like the SC2/600 in the US?
Homepage Stepcraft:
Stepcraft US
SC/2 600
Overall Size: 28.74″ x 22.44″ x 20.08″ (730 x 570 x 510mm)
Stepcraft Germany
SC/2 600
Overall size (LxBxH): 737 x 558 x 510 mm / 29.1 x 21.9 x 20.08 inch
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That was a good one!!! For a moment I was following your explanation which ended abrupt with a head scratching ....Bodo wrote: German variant includes wing mirrors as per DIN definition. Also, if you compare weights, you will find that the German variant is 75.03kg heavier than the US variant, since DIN includes the weight of an average operator and ready to run means it has a 3.175mm cutter included in the weight.
The figures are to much of for just to be an rounding error. But I agree .... I think the problem is based in the same corner and has nothing to do with the real physical dimensions of the SC ...Bodo wrote: Rounding error from metric to imperial?
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Worldhusky wrote:
MagIO2 wrote: Think about it, mm3 is correct ... you could also write x mm * y mm * z mm
Cubic millimeter is correct? That tells me nothing about the x, y or z dimension! That is a volume unit and only the result of a x, y, z volume calculation! How will you use it in first place to manufacture a fitting enclosure?
Ok,maybe just me! Maybe I need to start completely over .... I'll start at elementary school ....
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MagIO2 wrote: Welcome to the forum!
And just an answer ... are you serious?
Open a CAD software, draw 3 squares, pull, DONE!
Takes longer to write down the question.
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